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Tag Archives: port elizabeth
Booysen Park principal is SA‘s best
Dineo Matomela EDUCATION REPORTER PORT ELIZABETH‘S Bruce Damons is the best primary school principal in South Africa – and that‘s official. The dynamic headmaster of Sapphire Road Primary School in Booysen Park scored top marks in the National Teachers‘ Awards, … Continue reading
Bus plan thrown into disarray
Sbongile Dimbaza and Mawande Jack HERALD REPORTERS CONSTRUCTION of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Nelson Mandela Bay has been thrown into disarray following new demands by taxi associations. Operators want the project to be completely redesigned to allow … Continue reading
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Tagged BRT, Motherwell, port elizabeth, Taxi Association, taxi drivers, Transport, Uitenhage
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Taxi Striks before 2010
MAYHEM erupted as hundreds of striking taxi drivers ran amok early yesterday, hurling stones at offices and passing cars, attacking municipal workers, setting a vehicle alight, blocking rush- hour traffic and crippling businesses in Nelson Mandela Bay. Amid widespread condemnation … Continue reading
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Tagged Bluewater Bay, crippling businesses, eastern cape, General Motors SA, GMSA spokesman Denise, Govan Mbeki Avenue, hundreds of striking taxi, N2 freeway, Nelson Mandela Bay, offices stoned, port elizabeth, taxi industry, traffic jams, Uitenhage road, violent actions, Vista University
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Ex-Bay woman blooms in Cope limelight
FOR a woman thrust into the political spotlight as the third in charge of newly formed Congress of the People (Cope) three weeks ago, Lynda Odendaal, who hails from Nelson Mandela Bay, shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon. … Continue reading