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Uitenhage News: Smiles — and some tears — as schools reopen
Smiles — and some tears — as schools reopen: While the usual first-day fears were apparent on the faces of some pupils, it was predominately sanitising and smiles across Nelson Mandela Bay at the start of “big school” on Monday. Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. Spaza owners protest after Port Elizabeth murders: Immigrant spaza shop owners protested on Saturday against killings and robberies. Photo: Four Somali spaza owners have been shot and killed in the past week in Nelson Mandela Bay. … [Read more...] about Uitenhage News: Smiles — and some tears — as schools reopen
Supreme Court tears into KZN judge – News from GroundUp
Supreme Court tears into KZN judge: Four-year delay in delivering judgment was “an unconscionable dereliction of duty” Source: GroundUp News. Covid-19: Blood tests to be conducted on 19,000 people in nine provinces: HSRC releases details of nationwide survey Source: GroundUp News. Diamond divers warn of damage to seabed from West Coast mining dams: Sea is so dark with sediment “we can’t even dive with lights” Source: GroundUp News. SIU and Hawks swoop on National Lotteries … [Read more...] about Supreme Court tears into KZN judge – News from GroundUp
Mthatha News: A Tale of Schools: Tears, fears and some light in the darkness
A Tale of Schools: Tears, fears and some light in the darkness: Every weekday morning, she wakes at 4.50am to make the two-hour drive from her home in Mthatha to work. She uses this time to think about the nine learners who’ve dropped out of school since the start ... Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. How Airports Company South Africa is preparing to be a “world-class airports business” by 2025: In South Africa, TSS provides services to Mthatha and Oribi airportsm, which are not owned by … [Read more...] about Mthatha News: A Tale of Schools: Tears, fears and some light in the darkness
Uitenhage in the news: Tears as court is shown photos of Jayde Panayiotou’s body
Tears as court is shown photos of Jayde Panayiotou’s body: Jayde was abducted from outside her Kabega Park townhouse complex while waiting for Swanepoel to give her a lift to Riebeek College Girls' High School in Uitenhage, where they both worked as teachers. She was shot dead in field outside KwaNobuhle and found ... Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. Car tracking expert dismissed with no further questions in Panayiotou case: 29, was abducted outside her home in Kabega Park, Port Elizabeth, … [Read more...] about Uitenhage in the news: Tears as court is shown photos of Jayde Panayiotou’s body
Uitenhage in the news: Tears from owner as tracker shows hired car heading for Jayde murder scene
Tears from owner as tracker shows hired car heading for Jayde murder scene: Jayde had been waiting outside at the that time for her lift club to Uitenhage where she is a school teacher. The trail then shows that the vehicle used the back road from Rocklands and turned on to a gravel road. "At the farm where the deceased was ... Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. SAPS arrest hundreds in Uitenhage crime sweep: Johannesburg - The South African police arrested nearly 300 suspects over the weekend … [Read more...] about Uitenhage in the news: Tears from owner as tracker shows hired car heading for Jayde murder scene
Tears At Midnight – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Tears At Midnight by Keep Passing the Open Windows: It’s only the 2nd but it’s become quite clear that some of the folks in my life are already having a hard time of 2016 and it’s got my head buzzing a little. There seems to be an embarrassed sort of fear that a less-than-positive start to the year might mean a less-than-positive year. It’s kind of a cool idea because that means that a positive attitude in turn … [Read more...] about Tears At Midnight – Featured Blog
