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Water Treatment Works upgrades to accommodate greater demand

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The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is currently implementing refurbishments and upgrades at five water treatment works and aims to ultimately upgrade all eight facilities providing drinking water to Nelson Mandela Bay to the tune of more than R 1 billion. This follows after the demand for potable water from the population of 1,1 million residents consistently increased at approximately 6% over the last couple of years. Infrastructure, Engineering, Electricity and Energy Standing Committee Chairperson Andile Mfunda said the consistent growth in demand is a good reason for the …

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NMMU honours students awarded Mandela Rhodes Scholarships

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Two Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) honours students were awarded Mandela Rhodes Scholarships making them part of the tenth cohort of Mandela Rhodes scholars. They are Chemistry honours student Sendi Gandidzanwa, of Zimbabwe, and Psychology honours student Curwyn Mapaling, of Uitenhage. They follow in the footsteps of the likes of NMMU's Judy Sikuza (2007), Marea Sing (2008), Zdena Mtetwa (2008), Anton Botha (2008), Obedient Tshabalala (2009), Mark Mutayoba (2009), Zimbini Ogle (2010), Nozipho Hokonya (2010), Emmanuel Nibishaka (2011), Stanford Chinyayi (2012), David …

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How will you use your knowledge to make the world a better place?

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In a celebration of five years of top scholarships at NMMU, the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Vice-Chancellor Prof Derrick Swartz challenged the university's top-achieving students, at a breakfast on 30 October by asking; "How will you use your knowledge to make the world a better place?" The breakfast was to celebrate five years of the prestigious Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship (VCS). The event also saw the launch of the VCS Alumni Chapter and the hand-over of a washing machine and gifts of shoes to Lukhanyiso Children's Home, which is supported by VCS recipients. Over the past …

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What Port Elizabeth Blogs say on 4 November 2014

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Beer tasting at Bridge Street Brewery - portelizabethdailyphoto.blogspot.com11/04/2014Craft beer has very much become an in thing with many patrons preferring it over the traditional beers.  Bridge Street Brewery has brought craft beer to Port Elizabeth big time since opening in t more... Zip em Down - edlunnon.wordpress.com11/04/2014(C) 2014 Edward C Lunnon 8 years 2 months ill … Physical: Deuce / Mental: Advantage Ed A few weeks ago, I spent time with Terri and Chris Pickels at Chrislyn and Crisscross Adventures in Addo. W more... MyPE features local Port Elizabeth …

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Port Elizabeth in the News on 4 November 2014

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Manqele should be clear to play for Chippa - BDlive - bdlive.co.za11/04/2014Manqele should be clear to play for ChippaBDliveThe Port Elizabeth-based club announced last week they had signed a three-year contract with the 27-year-old, who shot to prominence in his first season more... United Front looking beyond 'midwife' Numsa - BDlive - bdlive.co.za11/04/2014United Front looking beyond 'midwife' NumsaBDliveIn the Eastern Cape the United Front has structures in Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage, East London, Grahamstown and Sterkspruit. Head of ideological more... Western …

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Redhouse celebrates 110 years of sailing

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On Sunday 2 November the Redhouse Yacht Club hosted a number of ex-commodores at a luncheon to celebrate RYC's 110 year anniversary. What a treat to watch the eyes of long ago Commodores sparkle with enthusiasm as they rekindled old memories and friendships over a frosty or three before the slap up lunch provided by the ladies of the club. RYC was founded on 24 October 1904, when 16 gentlemen met at the Zwartkops Rowing Club in the little Village of Redhouse, under the chairmanship of Mr R.P. Jones, to inaugurate a sailing club at Redhouse. Mr J.C. Carden (the first manager of a Springbok …

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Eastern Province Livestock

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Abattoir serving Port Elizabeth and surrounding areas Contact details here: Eastern Province Livestock MyPE actively promotes 041 based businesses - see more Port Elizabeth business and products here. Free Services: Add Your Business | Add a Classified Advert. CLICK HERE to publish your Movers, Shakers, New Appointments and Achievements – it could be a new contract, a new appointee, a promotion, an anniversary or just something great you want to share with the Port Elizabeth and Nelson Mandela Bay community. …

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No Load Shedding expected today

No load-shedding is anticipated for today, power utility Eskom said on Monday. “Eskom is not load shedding today and does not anticipate that there will be any load shedding tomorrow as additional units have been returned from maintenance,” it said in a statement. This as the country experienced rolling blackouts at the weekend after one of the silos at the Majuba power station in Mpumalanga cracked and later collapsed on Saturday. The silo had housed over 10 000 tons of coal. Work at Majuba, said the utility, has progressed better than expected with teams working non-stop since the …

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