Africa’s pollution crisis warning: PETCO CEO Cheri Scholtz speaks at the JSE As the second most polluted continent, Africa must take both the responsibility and opportunity to pioneer world-leading waste management methods to avoid an environmental and socio-economic disaster, experts warn. This was the message from environmental scientist Dr Tony Ribbink, who was speaking at the annual general meeting of the PET Recycling Company (PETCO) at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on Thursday (June 7). … [Read more...] about Africa’s pollution crisis warning – MyPR.co.za
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Mthatha news: Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (1936-2018): South Africa’s ‘Mother of the Nation’, revered by millions leaves behind a complex legacy
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (1936-2018): South Africa's 'Mother of the Nation', revered by millions leaves behind a complex legacy: In April 2016, the Mthatha High Court dismissed Winnie’s claim for Mandela’s Qunu home. Nelson and Winnie’s relationship is unlikely to have unravelled purely for personal reasons, and equally as unlikely to have done so purely for political ones. Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. Looking back on the life of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela: She reportedly fell ill before … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (1936-2018): South Africa’s ‘Mother of the Nation’, revered by millions leaves behind a complex legacy
PE in the news: South Africa’s Rabada suspended for rest of Australia series
South Africa's Rabada suspended for rest of Australia series: PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa (Reuters) - South Africa fast bowler Kagiso Rabada was suspended for two test matches and will miss the rest of the series against Australia, hours after being named man of the match in his team's six-wicket win in the second ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Australia on Rabada: 'His arm speed is quite amazing': For someone so young that's quite impressive. I thought the spell in the second … [Read more...] about PE in the news: South Africa’s Rabada suspended for rest of Australia series
New species discovered in South Africa’s stromatolites
A sludgy, green world surviving along the coastline of South Africa is captivating the attention of a team of scientists at the Nelson Mandela University. Amidst the slime, this previously unexplored habitat was noticed only this past decade on the doorstep of the University. These ‘stromatolite’ formations, as they are called, are remarkably similar to Earth’s earliest living environments and offer unique glimpses into what life might have been like from 3.5 billion years ago. It was in this … [Read more...] about New species discovered in South Africa’s stromatolites
King Williams Town news: How to prepare for South Africa’s toughest hike
How to prepare for South Africa’s toughest hike: The six-day, five-night hiking trail traverses the breathtaking Amatola Mountains in the Eastern Cape, starting at Maden Dam near King Williams Town and ends in the magical village of Hogsback. Alexander Higgins completed the hiking trail last year and ... Source: "King Williams Town" - BingNews. 2017 Volkswagen Polo 1.2 TSI Trendline (66KW) for sale in Eastern Cape: *Please note that these calculations are only estimates and must be confirmed … [Read more...] about King Williams Town news: How to prepare for South Africa’s toughest hike
PE in the news: South Africa’s lowest total at home
South Africa's lowest total at home: 118 - South Africa's total in the second ODI in Centurion - their lowest ever at home. The previous lowest was 119 against England in Port Elizabeth in 2009. South Africa are the only team not to have got all out for less than 100 at home among the top-10 ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. South Africa: Suspect Arrested for Alleged Attempted Murder in Shauderville: Port Elizabeth: The unrelenting efforts and incessant patrols by our members to … [Read more...] about PE in the news: South Africa’s lowest total at home
PE in the news: Dale Steyn plays down talks of becoming South Africa’s all-time leading wicket taker
Dale Steyn plays down talks of becoming South Africa's all-time leading wicket taker: That, though, seems likely because Steyn will only play the first two days of the current game before joining the South African Test squad in Port Elizabeth. "I am still fitter than the youngest guys in the side," he said. "It was just about getting ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Masakadza top scores for Zim: The tourists could only reach 179 all out largely due to Masakadza’s half century in the … [Read more...] about PE in the news: Dale Steyn plays down talks of becoming South Africa’s all-time leading wicket taker
Mthatha news: South Africa: How a Rural Community Built South Africa’s First ISP Owned and Run By a Cooperative
South Africa: How a Rural Community Built South Africa's First ISP Owned and Run By a Cooperative: Mankosi is a remote rural community in South Africa's Eastern Cape province. It is home to almost 6,000 people. The nearest city is Mthatha, about 60 kilometres away, as a bird flies. Most homes are not connected to the electricity grid; residents charge ... Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. WATCH | Everything but ANC underwear for sale outside Nasrec: Watches‚ bangles and earrings and even … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: South Africa: How a Rural Community Built South Africa’s First ISP Owned and Run By a Cooperative
Mthatha news: How a rural community built South Africa’s first ISP owned and run by a cooperative
How a rural community built South Africa’s first ISP owned and run by a cooperative: Mankosi is a remote rural community in South Africa’s Eastern Cape province. It is home to almost 6,000 people. The nearest city is Mthatha, about 60 kilometres away, as a bird flies. Most homes are not connected to the electricity grid; residents charge ... Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. A stitch in time: Building a fashion empire to address unemployment: I wish I could help more. It’s painful,” she said. … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: How a rural community built South Africa’s first ISP owned and run by a cooperative
PE in the news: These are South Africa’s 44 blue flag beaches for 2017
These are South Africa’s 44 blue flag beaches for 2017: Only Humewood Beach in Port Elizabeth and Grotto Beach in Hermanus have retained a place on the list since it first started in 2000. Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. The terror of guns after uncle Errol’s murder: Still, as a young drama student at Rhodes, my friends and I went from Grahamstown to Port Elizabeth to collect money for Rag (reach out and give) – in other words, for charity. Young, healthy, firm, lovely students that we … [Read more...] about PE in the news: These are South Africa’s 44 blue flag beaches for 2017
Mthatha news: South Africa’s top 10 Nelson Mandela sites
South Africa's top 10 Nelson Mandela sites: The former prison of Robben Island, with Table Mountain and Cape Town in the distance © Amana Images Inc / Getty Images The Eastern Cape is rightly proud of its most famous son, and in the otherwise unlovable town of Mthatha sits an homage to Mandela. Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. Murderers get life terms in jail each: Burns’ lifeless body was later found dumped near bushes about 500 metres from the Mthatha Dam near Rosedale village outside Mthatha … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: South Africa’s top 10 Nelson Mandela sites
Rural industrialisation is the future of Africa and should be central to South Africa’s planning.
Rural industrialisation is the future of Africa and should be central to South Africa’s planning.: ECRDA Thozamile Gwanya the CEO of Eastern Cape Rural Development Agency (ECRDA) commented around the importance of rural development when he delivered an inspiring speech at the 4th Annual Africa enterprise development & entrepreneurship investment agenda supported by Transnet in Sandton on the 21st and 22nd of June. The ECRDA also partnered and sponsored the event. Thozamile Gwanya unleashed … [Read more...] about Rural industrialisation is the future of Africa and should be central to South Africa’s planning.
PE in the news: South Africa’s cast-offs set sights on European riches
South Africa’s cast-offs set sights on European riches: Wasting no time in finding another home, it’s been reported by the BBC that the Bloemfontein-based Cheetahs and Port Elizabeth-based Kings are poised to join the Pro12 as early as September this year, meaning a 14-team format for the upcoming season. Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Great win for Southern Kings in Argentina: It was sweet revenge for the men from Port Elizabeth, who had lost their first-round match to the South … [Read more...] about PE in the news: South Africa’s cast-offs set sights on European riches
Marketing to South Africa’s Youth – reaching and engaging with next generation youth
Marketing to South Africa’s Youth – reaching and engaging with next generation youth: In South Africa, approximately half of the population is under the age of 25. Due to the size and buying potential of the youth market, the segment is of great significance to brands planning to stimulate new demand and reach and engage with a highly diversified collective of young sub-cultures. Miguel Correia of The Zinto Marketing Group comments, “Research conducted by our team of field marketers indicates … [Read more...] about Marketing to South Africa’s Youth – reaching and engaging with next generation youth
PE in the news: South Africa’s Oceans Attract R7.3bn in Investments
South Africa’s Oceans Attract R7.3bn in Investments: Transnet’s National Ports Authority is undertaking infrastructure improvement projects at ports such as Richards Bay, Saldanha Bay and Port Elizabeth, among others. The projects have created an additional 602 jobs, the bulk of which are for women and youth. Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. ACT Brumbies call on forwards to 'muscle up' to repair dented Super Rugby pride: The ACT Brumbies are adamant they can repair their dented … [Read more...] about PE in the news: South Africa’s Oceans Attract R7.3bn in Investments
