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Today’s Traffic Hooligan is FZF 309 EC

30 May 2013 By Alan

This vehicle, registration number: FZF 309 EC, was spotted in 5 Ways Spar on 27/05/2013 at around 04:51 pm. Needing desperately to park as close as possible to the liquor store does NOT qualify you as a disabled person. Originally submitted to MyPE by: Rodney 30/05/2013: Today’s Traffic Hooligan – FZF 309 EC Click here to see more PE Traffic Hooligans of the day. … [Read more...] about Today’s Traffic Hooligan is FZF 309 EC

No state-funded rehabilitation centre for children in the EC

30 May 2013 By Alan

As part of Child Protection Week, the DA will use the committee meetings at the legislature to demand the opening of a rehab centre in the province given the immense social issues faced by children here. But the campaign for a rehab centre in the Eastern Cape must continue, and it is a fight for everyone who values the rights of children to dignity. Research has shown that most … [Read more...] about No state-funded rehabilitation centre for children in the EC

Closure of Koyana Street from Sakuba to Qeqe Streets

30 May 2013 By Alan

As part of the Integrated Public Transport System (IPTS) upgrades in the process of changing the face of Nelson Mandela Bay for the better, Zwide’s Koyana Street will be closed between Sakuba and Qeqe Streets for an extended period. Deputy Executive Mayor Thando Ngcolomba said the closure will start tomorrow (31 May) and end by December to allow for the R70 million construction … [Read more...] about Closure of Koyana Street from Sakuba to Qeqe Streets

Port Elizabeth in the News on 29 May 2013

29 May 2013 By Alan

Advertise Here … [Read more...] about Port Elizabeth in the News on 29 May 2013

John Tallant Road to become temporary one way

29 May 2013 By Alan

As from Monday 3 June the John Tallant Road will become a one way in the direction of the N2 whilst road construction work continues. Traffic travelling to Swartkops, Perserverance, Uitenhage and Despatch via the John Tallant Road will have to avoid the N2 and detour via Burman Road, Baxter or Stephenson Streets and onto Grahamstown Road, Deal Party. Large multi axle truck and … [Read more...] about John Tallant Road to become temporary one way

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