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The countdown is on for the very first Sip & Swirl event, happening on Saturday, 27 September, from 11am to 2pm at Babsie’s in Kariega. This exciting, creative experience is a collaboration between three local entrepreneurs: Zaheerah Smith, owner of Kayee Cakes and Marketing Manager at 041Online, Nasarah Williams-Witbooi of Inside Out Pop-Up Picnics, and Orcilla Rossouw of Wrapped xx.
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If there’s one thing Gqeberha locals know how to do, it’s treat themselves. Whether you’re winding down after a long day, catching up with friends, or just in the mood for something sweet, the city has some gems that hit the spot. Two names that keep coming up in conversations (and on Instagram feeds) are…
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In this opinion piece, writer Mvume Ndimba reflects on the recent death of controversial US commentator Charlie Kirk. He considers the public reaction, the broader issues of free speech and political polarisation, and why the event sparked such complex emotions.
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The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality hosted a successful two-day Tourism Imbizo from 10 to 11 September 2025, bringing together tourism stakeholders across the value chain to reimagine the city’s visitor economy.
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Discovery Vitality is bringing back the third edition of the BayRun as part of its popular Vitality Run Series, taking place on Saturday, 4 October, starting and finishing at Cape Recife High School.
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When we hear the word “advocacy,” we often imagine standing in meetings, fighting battles, or speaking loudly for change. But advocating for your child, especially if they’re deaf, non-speaking, or on the spectrum, doesn’t always look like that. Sometimes, it’s the quiet, everyday actions that make the biggest difference. As a mom of a neurospicy…
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Tourism Month Shines a Spotlight on Sustainable Holidays September is Tourism Month in South Africa, and it all builds up to World Tourism Day on the 27th. This year’s theme, “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation,” puts the focus on exploring our own backyard, and doing it in a way that protects our natural wonders and cultural…
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What if your body was trying to warn you, but the signs were too quiet to hear? Cervical cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths among women aged 15 to 44 in South Africa. Often called a “silent” cancer, it can develop slowly over several years, frequently without noticeable symptoms until it…
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South Africa, it’s time to pull up your funkiest socks and make history! With just two days left until PNA Funky Socks Day on Friday, 12 September, the campaign has already raised an incredible R1.5 million. But there’s still a big goal on the horizon: raising the final R1 million to reach a life-changing R2.5…
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031FOCUS Spades in hand, school colours proudly worn and determination written on their faces, 40 boys from four KwaZulu-Natal schools descended on Ferncliffe Forest for the second annual Husqvarna Schools Forest Rehabilitation Challenge.
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