‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers: Drought-stricken farms are seeing reduced crops and smaller fruit and it looks like more of the same in 2022 ... Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. ‘They’ll be exposed’ — Mogoeng Mogoeng says corrupt people will soon have nowhere to hide: There are treasures that are hidden until the right time, and as He [God] grows our currency and our economy, those treasures will be used to pay off the debts we have as a nation,” … [Read more...] about ‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers – Gqeberha in the News
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‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers – Gqeberha in the News
‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers: Drought-stricken farms are seeing reduced crops and smaller fruit and it looks like more of the same in 2022 ... Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. ‘They’ll be exposed’ — Mogoeng Mogoeng says corrupt people will soon have nowhere to hide: There are treasures that are hidden until the right time, and as He [God] grows our currency and our economy, those treasures will be used to pay off the debts we have as a nation,” … [Read more...] about ‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers – Gqeberha in the News
Siya Kolisi: ‘It’s hard to explain hunger to people who’ve never experienced it’ – Gqeberha in the News
Siya Kolisi: 'It's hard to explain hunger to people who've never experienced it': As a boy growing up in the rough Gqeberha township of Zwide, Springbok captain Siya Kolisi knew what it was to be consumed by hunger, he writes in his autobiography, 'Rise' ... Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. Wasteful Banyana held by physical Angola in second Cosafa Cup game: Banyana Banyana had to work themselves ragged to produce chances against a big, physical Angola, but then were wasteful in front of goal … [Read more...] about Siya Kolisi: ‘It’s hard to explain hunger to people who’ve never experienced it’ – Gqeberha in the News
Uitenhage News: ECape health says it’s begun addressing challenges at crumbling hospitals
ECape health says it’s begun addressing challenges at crumbling hospitals: The Eastern Cape Health Department says it has already started implementing the remedial actions in the Deputy Public Protector, advocate Kholeka Gcaleka's report. Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. Volkswagen Polo GTI: Then and Now: From a sporty coupe to muscled-up junior hot hatch, the Polo GTI has come a long way in 36 years. Volkswagen’s reveal of the facelift Polo GTI this week brought to an end a comparatively … [Read more...] about Uitenhage News: ECape health says it’s begun addressing challenges at crumbling hospitals
WATCH: It’s a wrap of season 1 of ‘Dankie, Lottoland’ – Gqeberha in the News
WATCH: It's a wrap of season 1 of 'Dankie, Lottoland': On Saturday 26 June, kykNET will be broadcasting the final episode of season 1 of ‘Dankie, Lottoland’. The first season of ‘Dankie, Lottoland’ has been a tremendous success, providing Lottoland South ... Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. Visitors to Eastern Cape cemeteries warned to be vigilant against criminals: Police in the Eastern Cape have urged those visiting grave sites to be extra cautious and vigilant after a notable increase in … [Read more...] about WATCH: It’s a wrap of season 1 of ‘Dankie, Lottoland’ – Gqeberha in the News
Crisis mode: It’s time to sound the alarm on the Eastern Cape water shortage – Gqeberha in the News
Crisis mode: It’s time to sound the alarm on the Eastern Cape water shortage: The water situation in the Eastern Cape is a clear and present emergency. The province’s seven million people are living in fear and anxiety due to a major shortage of water, a situation that has been ... Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. Kingston takes the lead in Nelson Mandela Bay Classic: Kingston, who recently defended his South African Senior Open title, leads by one shot over André Cruse and Roger Wessels.The … [Read more...] about Crisis mode: It’s time to sound the alarm on the Eastern Cape water shortage – Gqeberha in the News
It’s not mission impossible for EP, Div says – Gqeberha in the News
It’s not mission impossible for EP, Div says: It will not be mission impossible for EP’s battered team of underdogs when they attempt to ambush the Lions in Gqeberha on Wednesday, Elephants coach Peter de Villiers says. Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. Rhodes University: Beating cancer motivates teen to study Psychology at Rhodes University: When a young girl from Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) was diagnosed with leukemia in 2013 and admitted to Red Cross Children’s Hospital in Cape Town, she … [Read more...] about It’s not mission impossible for EP, Div says – Gqeberha in the News
The Justice department has upgraded the Khayelitsha sexual offences court. But Rape Crisis say it’s not enough – News from GroundUp
The Justice department has upgraded the Khayelitsha sexual offences court. But Rape Crisis say it’s not enough: Activists picketed outside the department’s regional office in Cape Town on Monday to demand better upgrades Source: GroundUp News. Kariega’s new R25 million sports complex has opened: This follows several years of protests by residents demanding more facilities for their community Source: GroundUp News. Ivermectin study boosts regulator’s court defence: The first substantial … [Read more...] about The Justice department has upgraded the Khayelitsha sexual offences court. But Rape Crisis say it’s not enough – News from GroundUp
It’s not business as usual, Eastern Cape recruitment agency reports, but motor industry picking up – Port Elizabeth Business News
It’s not business as usual, Eastern Cape recruitment agency reports, but motor industry picking up: East London and Port Elizabeth’s motor industries are shrugging off the crippling effects of Covid-19 and have started employing people again to get back to full-scale production ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. SA domestic airline comparison: What you get for your buck: On domestic flights, Airlink serves a breakfast, mid-morning snack, lunch, mid-afternoon snack or a dinner … [Read more...] about It’s not business as usual, Eastern Cape recruitment agency reports, but motor industry picking up – Port Elizabeth Business News
It’s not business as usual, Eastern Cape recruitment agency reports, but motor industry picking up – Port Elizabeth Business News
It’s not business as usual, Eastern Cape recruitment agency reports, but motor industry picking up: East London and Port Elizabeth’s motor industries are shrugging off the crippling effects of Covid-19 and have started employing people again to get back to full-scale production ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. SA domestic airline comparison: What you get for your buck: Airlines in South Africa are constantly reinventing their offerings to entice travellers, especially after … [Read more...] about It’s not business as usual, Eastern Cape recruitment agency reports, but motor industry picking up – Port Elizabeth Business News
Uitenhage News: It’s raining millipedes in Uitenhage
It’s raining millipedes in Uitenhage: Rural development and agrarian reform MEC Nomakhosazana Meth’s spokesperson, Ayongezwa Lungisa, told The Herald that state entomologists were aware of the issue and would investigate whether there was ... Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. … [Read more...] about Uitenhage News: It’s raining millipedes in Uitenhage
Ford Ranger Thunder makes landfall at centre of it’s power – Port Elizabeth in the News
Ford Ranger Thunder makes landfall at centre of it’s power: Our long-term Ford Ranger Thunder, at the time of writing. will be soon be embarking on festive season duties but before that, and even before its squaring off against the facelift Toyota Hilux, it ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Donations stream in to Lake Farm Centre after blaze: Donations of furniture, bedding, clothing and utensils have been streaming in since the blaze, which started in a double-storey flat adjacent to … [Read more...] about Ford Ranger Thunder makes landfall at centre of it’s power – Port Elizabeth in the News
Recipient of R7m in Lottery money won’t say what it’s for – News from GroundUp
Recipient of R7m in Lottery money won’t say what it’s for: Mystery company is run by prominent businesswoman Carol Bouwer Source: GroundUp News. New advertising authority takes firm stand against quackery: Board says it will rule even on advertising claims by companies that are not members Source: GroundUp News. Rape Crisis picket at Khayelitsha court: Protesters demand proper facilities for sexual offences court Source: GroundUp News. Residents of Cape Town informal settlements … [Read more...] about Recipient of R7m in Lottery money won’t say what it’s for – News from GroundUp
Coronavirus: ‘It’s not how I thought maternity leave would be’ – Lockdown News
Coronavirus: 'It's not how I thought maternity leave would be': More than 270,000 people have now signed petitions for parental leave to be extended by three months. Three women speak of their experience of being on maternity leave during the pandemic. Kirsty ... Source: "Coronavirus Lockdown" - BingNews. Murder investigation launched after death of woman in south Belfast: The woman had not yet been named. She is the fifth woman to die in suspected violent circumstances in Northern Ireland … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: ‘It’s not how I thought maternity leave would be’ – Lockdown News
Coronavirus: South Africa in the midst of a COVID-19 ‘storm’ – and it’s likely worse than data suggests – Port Elizabeth in the News
Coronavirus: South Africa in the midst of a COVID-19 'storm' - and it's likely worse than data suggests: People needing tests are being turned away in some communities, meaning the true case figure could be much worse than reported. Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Lack of oxygen 'critical situation' for fight against Covid-19 in Eastern Cape: If the Eastern Cape is to weather the coronavirus storm and save as many lives as possible while the province battles the peak of the pandemic, … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: South Africa in the midst of a COVID-19 ‘storm’ – and it’s likely worse than data suggests – Port Elizabeth in the News
