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Woolworths Walmer Park just raised the bar for beauty lovers in Gqeberha. The retailer has officially launched its newly revamped beauty section – and it’s turning heads for all the right reasons.
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It’s only July, and yet many South Africans have already used up the medical savings portion of their medical aid plans. That means more people are paying out of pocket for everyday healthcare needs like doctor’s visits, prescriptions and blood tests – just to make it through the rest of the year.
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Born in Mpumalanga and raised in Walmer, Gqeberha and Pretoria East, 24-year-old Georgia Neves is a South African actress, comedian, and writer making waves in Los Angeles. Her fearless storytelling, emotionally layered performances, and sharp comedic voice are setting her apart in a fast-moving industry.
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As Mandela Day (18 July) draws near, the DO MORE FOUNDATION is asking South Africans to take meaningful action—this time, for young children facing the dual challenge of poverty and climate change. Their 2025 campaign reminds us that a better climate future begins with play, and it begins now.
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If you think museums are just for tourists and school excursions, think again. Nelson Mandela Bay is home to a collection of deeply personal, profoundly moving, and often surprisingly beautiful museums that don’t just house history, they honour identity.
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JENINE WYNGUARD Ever stood at the till wondering if you should tap your phone, swipe your card, or just hand over cash? You’re not alone. South Africa’s payment habits are evolving — fast. And knowing the pros, cons, and risks of each method can help you avoid fraud, track your spending better, and stay ahead…
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VERONICA CHARLES Looking to see a different side of Gqeberha? Mosaic Tourism offers immersive, locally rooted experiences that connect you to the heart of Nelson Mandela Bay. From forgotten village stories to penguin conservation and lighthouse views, this isn’t just a tour, it’s a guided walk through time, nature, and memory. Here’s what happened when…
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Two talented young athletes from Gqeberha are gearing up to wear the Green and Gold on the global stage. Nikithemba Hani and Mondray Barnard, students at IIE Varsity College Nelson Mandela Bay, have earned their place to compete at the FISU World University Games in Germany, taking place from 16 to 27 July 2025.
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ODETTE PARFITT A funny, raw and honest take on parenting pressure, haircuts, and learning to be kinder to yourself.
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If you love vintage treasures and want to support a truly meaningful cause, clear your calendar from 9 to 16 July — the Aurora Special Care Centre Silent Auction is officially on!
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