How to create employment: Imagination, Boldness, and a little help: He plans to expand to his home village of Qokolweni, near Mthatha to build a waste recycling plant there. With a new road from Mthatha to the depot, planned by the DTI in partnership with the municipa... Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. Another SATMA for the Daily Dispatch: The Daily Dispatch’s Mthatha bureau chief who has bagged three Satma’s in recent years, thanked everyone for their contribution in winning the award. “ This … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: How to create employment: Imagination, Boldness, and a little help
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Makhanda in the news: EDITORIAL | Women’s Day, but little has changed
EDITORIAL | Women’s Day, but little has changed: Since then, the campuses of both Rhodes and Nelson Mandela universities have erupted in further anger after the suicide of an alleged rape victim in Makhanda (Grahamstown) and the alleged rape of a fe... Source: "Makhanda" - BingNews. Objections to the renaming of Grahamstown: Minister of Arts and Culture Nathi Mthethwa has received over 300 objections to the proposed name change of Grahamstown to Makhanda. Gallo Images … [Read more...] about Makhanda in the news: EDITORIAL | Women’s Day, but little has changed
SPAR Little Ladies race plays a vital role – MyPR.co.za
SPAR Little Ladies race plays a vital role: The annual SPAR Women’s 10km Challenge week in Port Elizabeth will kick off with the Little Ladies race over 2.5km at Pollok Beach on Tuesday. Photo: Leon Hugo Started as an experiment six years ago, the SPAR Little Ladies race has become an integral part of the Women’s 10km Challenge in Port Elizabeth and is again set to attract a big entry. This year’s event takes place on Tuesday (May 1) from the grass area at Pollok Beach in … [Read more...] about SPAR Little Ladies race plays a vital role – MyPR.co.za
Grahamstown in the news: “Little girls can be giants”
“Little girls can be giants”: It all began in 2009, when Sulochana witnessed giant puppets for the first time at the National Arts Festival (NAF), one of the largest performing arts festivals in the world at Grahamstown, South Africa. “You feel that you have just come out of a movie ... Source: "Grahamstown" - BingNews. EC SAPS arrest two with ingredients for Tik: Provincial police spokesperson, Captain Mali Govender, said that the arrests were made at a vehicle checkpoint at Grahamstown on … [Read more...] about Grahamstown in the news: “Little girls can be giants”
PE in the news: Indian team were little below par on the field, admits fielding coach
Indian team were little below par on the field, admits fielding coach: Port Elizabeth, Feb 12 (IANS) Conceding lapses on the field during the five-wicket loss in the rain-affected fourth ODI against South Africa, India’s fielding coach R.Sridhar on Monday said such challenges will only help the team prepare better if it ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Will Virat Kohli drop India's 'next Kapil Dev' Hardik Pandya? Twitter users poke fun at all-rounder: With India leading 3-1 and … [Read more...] about PE in the news: Indian team were little below par on the field, admits fielding coach
Mthatha news: Rain brings little relief in Bay dam catchment areas
Rain brings little relief in Bay dam catchment areas: Other parts of the province and the Garden Route also recorded low rainfall figures over the last two days. Plettenberg Bay measured 11mm, while Mossel Bay and Mthatha recorded 6mm and 3mm respectively. East London saw less than 1mm. Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. Solar light kits giving power to needy pupils: Schools in the rural Eastern Cape have been given solar lighting kits by the Qunu Youth Development Foundation and SA Airlink to … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: Rain brings little relief in Bay dam catchment areas
Goodnight Market serves up masterful little dishes
Goodnight Market serves up masterful little dishes: MasterChef contestant Khayakazi Kepe was able to kick-start her career in the local food industry through the TOPS at SPAR Goodnight Market and SPAR Eastern Cape Valley Market. Photo: Supplied Among the traditional favourites, visitors to the Goodnight Market can look forward to a selection of dainty dishes prepared by MasterChef contestant Khayakazi Kepe this week. The popular artisanal night market, which takes place at the Tramways Building … [Read more...] about Goodnight Market serves up masterful little dishes
The Ocean Comrades Race – 4 Men in a Little Yacht
The Ocean Comrades Race – 4 Men in a Little Yacht: The Wallbanger delivery crew left PE for Durban on 15 April. Onboard were Sonja Morphis, Michael Cullum, John Tudehope and Riaan Du Toit. Photo: Alan Straton South Africa’s oldest ocean sailing race – the Vasco Da Gama will see the third and last (for now) running of the race from Durban to Port Elizabeth start on Thursday 27 April in Durban at midday. The straight line distance for this 46th edition of the race is 400 nautical miles … [Read more...] about The Ocean Comrades Race – 4 Men in a Little Yacht
Our little SA champions – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Our little SA champions: Over the past week the South African Indoor Cricket junior championships took place in Port Elizabeth and Miggie was in the under 10 EP Elephants side taking part in the tournament. It's been close to 8 months of preparations and the team did not disappoint. They came through the round robin rounds undefeated although they gave the coach, parents and supporters a few very stressful moments and took on … [Read more...] about Our little SA champions – Featured Blog
Landman’s Lake is a little on the low side – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Landman's Lake is a little on the low side: I drove past Landman's Lake (the lake on Lakeside Road) today and could not believe my eyes how low the water level currently is because of the ongoing drought. PE's biggest fresh water lake is but a shadow of its former self. It is so low in fact that there is a beach all around the lake now. Coming from Kragga Kamma side the whole section that panhandles out towards Like Farm … [Read more...] about Landman’s Lake is a little on the low side – Featured Blog
Hardy little yellow flowers – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Hardy little yellow flowers: I am always amazed when I see flowers right on the coast like these at Schoenies. I know they are hardy but how they survive growing in sand and bad soil and getting battered by the salty sea winds all the time and still flower like this is above me. Source: Port Elizabeth Daily Photo. Feeding the donkeys: On Saturday we stopped by the East Cape Horse Care Unit based at Animal Welfare on … [Read more...] about Hardy little yellow flowers – Featured Blog
The little things on the Wild Coast – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: The little things on the Wild Coast by The Firefly Photo Files: I'm a big advocate of keeping one's eyes open for the little things as much as the big stuff. Spending a night at Kob Inn on the Wild Coast I went for an afternoon stroll down to the Qora River and while the coastline and river held my attention, I still spotted this little scene. The more delicate side of the Wild Coast. Read more here: … [Read more...] about The little things on the Wild Coast – Featured Blog
Image from page 168 of “[Logbook of the Florida (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by Joseph C. Little on voyage from 18 May 1851-26 May 1853]” (1851) – Humpback Whale – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Image from page 168 of “[Logbook of the Florida (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by Joseph C. Little on voyage from 18 May 1851-26 May 1853]” (1851) – Humpback Whale by Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: Image from page 168 of “[Logbook of the Florida (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by Joseph C. Little on voyage from 18 May 1851-26 May 1853]” (1851) – more Humpback Whale goodness curated by www.SardineRunPE.co.za Image by … [Read more...] about Image from page 168 of “[Logbook of the Florida (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by Joseph C. Little on voyage from 18 May 1851-26 May 1853]” (1851) – Humpback Whale – Featured Blog
Women’s Challenge curtain-raiser no ‘little’ affair
Women’s Challenge curtain-raiser no ‘little’ affair by Port Elizabeth – MyPR: Little ladies from all over the Eastern Cape turned out in their droves for the SPAR Little Ladies’ Race, which is a curtain-raiser for this Saturday’s SPAR Women’s Challenge. Photo: Photo: Full Stop Communications The build-up to the Eastern Cape’s biggest road race started in all earnest when more than 700 youngsters ran their hearts out in the SPAR Little Ladies’ Race on Monday. The … [Read more...] about Women’s Challenge curtain-raiser no ‘little’ affair
Little ladies to run for Hope
Little ladies to run for Hope by Port Elizabeth – MyPR: Sarah and her younger sibling Hope Jones. Photo: Supplied A plucky eight-year-old heroine with a poignant story will join more than 1 000 young entrants in the SPAR Little Ladies’ Race in Port Elizabeth next month. Hope Jones is likely to complete most of the race in a wheelchair alongside her able-bodied competitors – a symbol of her remarkable spirit and will to beat the odds. The 2.5km run on May 2 at Pollok Beach is a curtain raiser to … [Read more...] about Little ladies to run for Hope
