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Free Viewing of Thin Ice – a new climate science film

11 April 2013 By Alan

Ever wondered if what scientists tell us about climate change is just a hoax, or that the impact of our changing weather patterns is far worse than we anticipated; or how reliable the predictions are? If these, or any other questions on climate change, have ever concerned you, then you need to watch the global launch of Thin Ice, the inside story of climate science, presented … [Read more...] about Free Viewing of Thin Ice – a new climate science film

When You Think the Scheme Chair may be Dodgy….

11 April 2013 By Alan

A reader has approached the Property Poser experts about dubious behaviour by the chairperson of his sectional title complex. Although she does not own a unit in the complex, she has nevertheless held the position for a number of years. Furthermore, when it comes to decisions regarding the appointment of contractors and service providers, the reader says these people often turn … [Read more...] about When You Think the Scheme Chair may be Dodgy….

Port Elizabeth in the News on 11 April 2013

11 April 2013 By Alan

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Pupils divided and herded into groups according to their hair colour and gender

11 April 2013 By Alan

Confusion and chaos reigned for a few minutes at Theodor Herzl on Tuesday morning, 9 April when High School pupils suddenly found themselves divided and herded into groups according to their hair colour and gender. The exercise offered the 21st century teenagers a small window into how Jews and other victimised groups might have felt in Europe during World War ll – and helped … [Read more...] about Pupils divided and herded into groups according to their hair colour and gender

Gearing up for Grahamstown Festival?

10 April 2013 By Alan

On the eve of the National Arts Festival’s 40th anniversary, the Festival programme continues to push boundaries, and presents a thought-provoking line-up in Grahamstown, from the 27 June to 7 July 2013. As always, the backbone of the main programme is comprised of the work of the Standard Bank Young Artists. The first ever Young Artist for Performance Art, Anthea Moys, … [Read more...] about Gearing up for Grahamstown Festival?

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