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  • Tiny township libraries are quietly challenging South Africa’s reading crisis
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    Tiny township libraries are quietly challenging South Africa’s reading crisis

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    May 20, 2026

    011FOCUS South Africa’s reading crisis is often reduced to one alarming statistic: 81% of Grade 4 learners cannot read for […]

  • 10 of the most photogenic places in Nelson Mandela Bay for your next Instagram post
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    10 of the most photogenic places in Nelson Mandela Bay for your next Instagram post

    041online

    May 20, 2026

    Whether you are planning your next Instagram photo dump, looking for aesthetic coffee spots or simply wanting to romanticise life […]

  • “Why must African writers still explain themselves?”: What the Franschhoek Literary Festival revealed about storytelling and belonging
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    “Why must African writers still explain themselves?”: What the Franschhoek Literary Festival revealed about storytelling and belonging

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    May 19, 2026

    FAZIELA Harris Davids There’s something almost unreal about Franschhoek during the Franschhoek Literary Festival.

  • People of the Bay: Roslyn Klaasen on resilience, disability and coming of age more than once
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    People of the Bay: Roslyn Klaasen on resilience, disability and coming of age more than once

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    May 19, 2026

    ELEANOR Douglas-Meyers For decades, Roslyn Klaasen has never allowed disability to define who she is, but in Coming of Age: […]

  • Nelson Mandela Bay Things That Feel Weirdly Luxurious Even Though They’re Free
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    Nelson Mandela Bay Things That Feel Weirdly Luxurious Even Though They’re Free

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    May 18, 2026

    Living in Nelson Mandela Bay sometimes means forgetting that people literally travel here for the things we see every day.

  • Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Strengthens Efforts to Protect Cemeteries Across the Metro
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    Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Strengthens Efforts to Protect Cemeteries Across the Metro

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    May 18, 2026

    The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it is strengthening efforts to protect cemeteries across the Metro following a recent breakthrough […]

  • Gqeberha’s Historic Main Public Library Is Quietly Reopening To The Public
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    Gqeberha’s Historic Main Public Library Is Quietly Reopening To The Public

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    May 15, 2026

    By Margo Kuselo Did you know you can still visit Gqeberha’s “closed” Main Public Library? In 2014, the Main Public […]

  • Nelson Mandela Marathon Global Running Series Launches With Cape Town Event
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    Nelson Mandela Marathon Global Running Series Launches With Cape Town Event

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    May 14, 2026

    021FOCUS The Nelson Mandela Foundation and Golazo have officially joined forces to launch the Nelson Mandela Marathon Global Running Series, […]

  • Unsubscribing From Life: How Subscription Culture Took Over Everything
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    Unsubscribing From Life: How Subscription Culture Took Over Everything

    041online

    May 14, 2026

    By Mvume Ndimba As a man who is fond of chaos and drama, I do a lot to try and […]

  • SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees Reveals Massive 2026 Main Stage Line-Up
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    SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees Reveals Massive 2026 Main Stage Line-Up

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    May 13, 2026

    The SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees has officially revealed its 2026 main stage artist lineup, promising what organisers are calling the “Dikste […]

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    May 19, 2026
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