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by Simphiwe Bangani Every year, when matric results are announced in January, South Africans erupt in celebration. Families ululate, neighbours cheer and thousands of learners feel that spark of hope that says, “This is it. My life starts now.” Bags are packed, course lists are checked and some begin planning for the campus life they…
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South Africa has spent more than three decades believing it understands the truth behind the assassination of struggle hero Chris Hani. But a gripping new book suggests the story we know may be far from complete.
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Nelson Mandela Bay’s drive to reclaim its reputation as one of the cleanest cities in South Africa has received a major boost with the arrival of eight brand-new refuse compactor trucks on Monday, 8 December 2025.
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The iconic Absa RUN YOUR CITY Series is back for 2026 and entries for the first two races open this Thursday, 11 December 2025. Runners in both Gqeberha and Cape Town can secure their spots for two of South Africa’s most-loved 10km events, known for fast routes, big crowds and world-class race day vibes.
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Emeris Nelson Mandela Bay has officially launched its new Community Law Clinic, a space designed to offer free legal support to vulnerable communities while preparing final-year law students for real-world practice.
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011FOCUS | Nomndeni Motha Johannesburg is gearing up for a packed December. From family outings to concerts, markets and groove experiences, the city is buzzing. Here are some of the events Joburgers are most excited about this festive season.
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Jeffrey’s Bay isn’t exactly the place you’d expect a fine-dining revolution to kick off, but that’s exactly what’s happening at Ember & Tide, the brand-new Argentinian open-flame restaurant that’s already setting foodie conversations alight.
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Odette Parfitt presses play on Netflix’s newest festive romcom to see whether it’s actually worth your weekend couch time. Here’s her verdict.
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Discover Mandela Bay and partners have officially inducted five new members into the Tourism Heroes Club. The honour recognises individuals whose behind-the-scenes work strengthens tourism and boosts the local economy in Nelson Mandela Bay.
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By Anathi Nompondo For many matriculants, a gap year isn’t just about catching a breath after 12 years of school. Some use the time to gain work experience, explore career paths, learn new skills, or save up for their studies. Others use the time to pursue a new life path. But for some, the ‘gap’…
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