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Mthatha news: Firefighters speak out on shambles

21 June 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Firefighters speak out on shambles: A Mthatha firefighter said: “We had to use potatoes to smear on the windscreen when (it rains) because wipers of the windscreen are not working.” Another said: “We are exposing ourselves to danger every time we go out and fight fire. The protective …
Source: “Mthatha” – BingNews.

KSD’s only fire engines are out of action: The KSD Fire Department is supposed to service Mthatha, Mqanduli, Coffee Bay, Hole-in-the-Wall and other surrounding villages. “There have been no fire engines for the past two months. All are in for repairs,” Mampoza said. “But it does not mean that …
Source: “Mthatha” – BingNews.

Melissa’s: From Humble Beginnings to a Household Name: From humble beginnings; a daily offering of homemade crunchies rusks, snoek and chicken liver pate, to becoming a household name; boasting 18 stores nationwide- including a food shop in Mthatha (Eastern Cape) and two stores in Johannesburg, Melissa and her …
Source: “Mthatha” – BingNews.

PATIENTS LEFT STRANDED!: Because of the strike, hundreds of patients have no access to healthcare. Protesters in red T-shirts marched to Botha Sigcau Building in Mthatha yesterday, where a petition was handed over to health officials. Among their complaints were claims of staff …
Source: “Mthatha” – BingNews.

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