High Season in South Africa – holiday for some, hard work for others – Maalikah Reciet, Business Development Manager of Cleaning at Servest, shares her insights on working as a partner to the hospitality industry.: Johannesburg , 19 January 2019- December 2018 has come and gone and we find ourselves in January 2019. This however does not mean the end of the holiday period in South Africa. As such, many South Africans, as well as tourists from across the world, will be making their way to … [Read more...] about High Season in South Africa – holiday for some, hard work for others – Maalikah Reciet, Business Development Manager of Cleaning at Servest, shares her insights on working as a partner to the hospitality industry. – MyPR.co.za
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Calling all teachers: Show our forests some love and win a trip to Rome! – MyPR.co.za
Calling all teachers: Show our forests some love and win a trip to Rome!: Visit www.forestryexplained.co.za for more information Photo: FAO JOHANNESBURG, DECEMBER 3, 2018 – Trees are very important as they provide our planet with essential environmental services while also giving us jobs, products and fun. To celebrate the many fantastic things about forests, both natural and planted, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is running a competition ahead of International Day of Forests … [Read more...] about Calling all teachers: Show our forests some love and win a trip to Rome! – MyPR.co.za
Some Grey Things need to be put in Black and White – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Some Grey Things need to be put in Black and White: Yesterday, I took a walk around the Grey campus. I ended up in the office of the new Rector, Chris Erasmus, and I had a good cuppa. Queen Victoria said “As long as there’s tea, there’s hope!” Rector Erasmus is the fourth person to occupy the Rector’s office since my arrival at The Grey in Port Elizabeth – Dieter Pakendorf, Roy Simpson, Neil Crawford … [Read more...] about Some Grey Things need to be put in Black and White – Featured Blog
Makhanda in the news: South Africa: The Second Day of the Abortion Conference Reveals why some Women opt for Alternative Measures
South Africa: The Second Day of the Abortion Conference Reveals why some Women opt for Alternative Measures: The second day of the Abortion and Reproductive Justice Conference (ARJC): The Unfinished Revolution III, is currently underway at the Rhodes University in Makhanda, Eastern Cape. Key discussions toda... Source: "Makhanda" - BingNews. Amanda Black rounds off National Arts Festival on high note: This year’s annual National Arts Festival in Makhanda ended on a high note, with performers … [Read more...] about Makhanda in the news: South Africa: The Second Day of the Abortion Conference Reveals why some Women opt for Alternative Measures
Makhanda in the news: South Africa: The Second Day of the Abortion Conference Reveals why some Women opt for Alternative Measures
South Africa: The Second Day of the Abortion Conference Reveals why some Women opt for Alternative Measures: The second day of the Abortion and Reproductive Justice Conference (ARJC): The Unfinished Revolution III, is currently underway at the Rhodes University in Makhanda, Eastern Cape. Key discussions toda... Source: "Makhanda" - BingNews. In Pictures: 2018 Durban July Fashion: Two more explosive devices found in Durban School re-opening-date message fake Parliament to help curb violence … [Read more...] about Makhanda in the news: South Africa: The Second Day of the Abortion Conference Reveals why some Women opt for Alternative Measures
J-Bay in the news: It’s business as usual for some in drought-stricken Kouga
It’s business as usual for some in drought-stricken Kouga: “This is the reason I have invested in these tanks. At present my workers are safe. I also have a good supplier of bottled water in Jeffreys Bay for my clients.” Hankey Secondary School principal Godfrey Thorne said his school did not use a great deal ... Source: "Jeffreys Bay" - BingNews. Venter and de Jager dominate NMBA Swim Champs: It was a well supported Championships swum at the picturesque Marina just outside Jeffreys Bay … [Read more...] about J-Bay in the news: It’s business as usual for some in drought-stricken Kouga
Some Aerial Footage of Despatch [video]
Visit and explore more Port Elizabeth videos. https://youtu.be/0SKAymZxmm4 Shot with a DJI Phantom 3 Advanced music by : soundcloud.com/jeff-kaale Instagram : www.instagram.com/jeffkaale Click HERE to find more 'Despatch Port Elizabeth' videos. Despatch Port Elizabeth video selected based on a YouTube search - Click Here to report any 'offensive' videos. CLICK HERE to submit your favourite Port Elizabeth video. Visit the MyPE YouTube Channel | More PE Videos. … [Read more...] about Some Aerial Footage of Despatch [video]
Bhisho news: Builders caught in tender scam: Some lost R10k for ‘job’ to build jail
Builders caught in tender scam: Some lost R10k for ‘job’ to build jail: This is the second time the department has been targeted by fraudsters, who last month tried ‘selling jobs’ for R500 for both the Bhisho and the national office. A similar scam was reported in Durban two months ago. “We think it is the same people ... Source: "Bhisho" - BingNews. Sites, routes jewels in the crown: The Nelson Mandela Route, which starts in King William’s Town, moves through Bhisho, and takes a scenic … [Read more...] about Bhisho news: Builders caught in tender scam: Some lost R10k for ‘job’ to build jail
Uitenhage in the news: Heavy rain brings some hope for dam levels
Heavy rain brings some hope for dam levels: The Bay’s other catchment areas – Uitenhage and Patensie – had 16mm and 18mm, respectively. Other significant rainfall figures across the province and Garden Route include Port Alfred (51mm), Fort Beaufort (46mm), Plettenberg Bay (45mm), Mossel Bay ... Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. Trollip highlights achievements of NMB coalition government: We have surfaced a number of new roads, such as Magennis Road in Uitenhage and Fountain Road in Walmer … [Read more...] about Uitenhage in the news: Heavy rain brings some hope for dam levels
Vuvuzela and some of its many meanings
This image referencing 'South End Port Elizabeth' is courtesy of Flickr. Click on the name of the Flickr account holder below the photograph to see more images. Vuvuzela and some of its many meanings | IMG_9353 Image by jikatu The famous or the infamous vuvuzela during Uruguay - South Korea game. This was the nicest vuvuzela I've seen during my two-week stay in South Africa, and I would have bought it at first sight had I seen one like it! I must confessed I hated them when back home … [Read more...] about Vuvuzela and some of its many meanings
Mthatha news: Mcinga spreads some real good cheer for pupils
Mcinga spreads some real good cheer for pupils: To celebrate turning 32, he visited neighbouring schools Vukani Senior Primary and Mhlabunzima Junior Secondary in Mthatha yesterday to donate 70 pairs of school shoes and two boxes of sanitary towels to be handed to the most disadvantaged pupils. Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. Reviving old traditions: Mditshane was speaking at an inkciyo celebration held at the OR Tambo Hall in Mthatha recently. His wife, Khuthala Mditshane is one of the women … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: Mcinga spreads some real good cheer for pupils
Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Pro presented by Billabong – Some Final Day Wrap Photos
Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Pro presented by Billabong – Some Final Day Wrap Photos: Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Pro presented by Billabong – Tarryn Knight from VW hands over the runner-up prize to Dylan Lightfoot from JBay, while event winner Mikey February and Mayor Athol Trollip look on. Photo: Ian Thurtell Yesterday’s surfing tournament finals – the Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Pro presented by Billabong – was an exciting day on the beach with great surfing conditions, awesome … [Read more...] about Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Pro presented by Billabong – Some Final Day Wrap Photos
Minister Ramatlhodi Condemns Unprofessional Behaviour by Some Public Servants
Minister Ramatlhodi Condemns Unprofessional Behaviour by Some Public Servants: Minister for the Public Service and Administration, Advocate Ngoako Ramatlhodi condemns some Public Servants who conduct themselves in an unprofessional manner. Minister Ramatlhodi emphatically states that all Public Servants – without exception – MUST at all the times comply with the Public Service Code of Conduct and provisions of the Service Charter. Minister Ramatlhodi reiterates that the … [Read more...] about Minister Ramatlhodi Condemns Unprofessional Behaviour by Some Public Servants
John Seymour joins “The Dish” to cook up some dynamic comfort food
Visit and explore Seymour accommodation choices. Click here to submit your favourite Eastern Cape Videos. A MyPE Seymour selected video for you: Most successful restaurateurs don't start off serving beer as young kids to make lunch money, but that's how this chef got his start. After seven years working in some of New York's legendary hot spots, Seymour and his wife opened a small burger joint, Pops of Brooklyn, and it was an instant success. Though he has no … [Read more...] about John Seymour joins “The Dish” to cook up some dynamic comfort food
Declutter and unlock some cash
Declutter and unlock some cash: A recent social experiment by SA’s leading online classified platform, OLX has highlighted that most South African households have money ‘tied up’ in unwanted goods. The social experiment surveyed six households and identified unloved and unused items valued at over forty thousand rand which were catalogued and appraised by a professional valuator. In all cases owners were surprised by the combined value of the household items, and given the current economic … [Read more...] about Declutter and unlock some cash
