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041LIFESTYLE | CARLEEN TOBIAS Sundays in Gqeberha. For some, it’s sacred snooze time. For others, it’s the weekly pilgrimage to an event, market, or that same friend’s braai. But what if I told you there’s a whole lot more to do in GQ on a Sunday, no event wristbands, no endless yawning under a blanket,…
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Breast cancer. Two words that can send a shiver down anyone’s spine. But here’s the thing, it’s not just something that happens to other people or when you’re older. In South Africa, breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women, and it’s showing up more often and in younger women than ever before.
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Good nutrition in the first years of life is one of the most powerful ways to invest in South Africa’s future. This National Nutrition Week (9–15 October) and World Food Day (16 October), the DO MORE FOUNDATION (DMF) is encouraging everyone to take action in support of children’s health and learning by focusing on one…
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Summerwood Primary School teacher Bronwen Jonson has been nominated for a National Teaching Award (NTA) in recognition of her passion for coding and robotics.
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On 11 October 2025, women across South Africa will unite for Secret Swim 2025, a heartfelt gathering that honours fighters, celebrates survivors, and remembers the brave women who have faced breast cancer.
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Over 1,500 runners laced up for the third edition of the BayRun with Discovery Vitality on Saturday, braving the windy conditions for a day filled with energy, competition, and community spirit.
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041SPORTS | By Sihle Ndalwentle Sonto In a move aimed at boosting sports development and empowering local youth, Ward 18 Councillor Nkululeko Makwenkwe handed over essential football equipment to several community teams in New Brighton, Gqeberha.
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Fresh off the Melbourne International Comedy Festival stage, Dalin is wrapping up his final run of 90 Day Comedian, a show that has toured seven countries and 19 cities outside South Africa, including Australia, Ireland, the Netherlands, England, France, Spain and Germany.
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011FOCUS At the end of November, Surf Expo Africa brings the city’s ocean culture indoors for three days at CTICC 2. Africa’s first all-ocean sport and beach-lifestyle trade show is not just about shiny new boards and beachwear. Organisers say it is a launch pad for the Western Cape’s recreational blue economy.
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As spring arrives in Nelson Mandela Bay, October 2025 brings a full calendar of events across music, theatre, markets, sport and community gatherings. Here’s your guide to what’s happening this month.
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