Please enjoy the following escape performance I gave at the St Patrick’s Church – Women’s Day High Tea event held on the 10th of August 2013 at Morewag Primary School. My body is bound with 10 metres of chain and a number of padlocks with my wrists restrained by a separate 1 metre length of chain and police issue handcuffs which are then locked on to a chain padlocked around … [Read more...] about Breathless
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NMBBC to support High Energy Users in litigation against NERSA
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has been extensively involved with the six of the thirteen companies that make up the High Energy User group through meetings, debates, correspondence and engagements with the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality and the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA). For the first time, the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber will venture … [Read more...] about NMBBC to support High Energy Users in litigation against NERSA
James Pearce and Charles Stretch
Join Port Elizabeth and MyPE in congratulating Mover and Shakers, James Pearce and Charles Stretch from SMSPortal: Each year Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University honours alumini who have made, and continue to make valuable contributions in their field and society and exemplify the NMMU values. Last night, Charles Stretch and James Pearce SMSPortal’s co-founders were … [Read more...] about James Pearce and Charles Stretch
Afrox’s R300m Coega investment
Coega celebrated today as it put pen to paper on an R300-million investment deal with industrial gas company Afrox. The organisation said this was the first public announcement of a secured investor in this financial year and that other deals were in the pipeline. Afrox managing director Brett Kimber and the CDC’s Christopher Mashigo sign a R300-million investment deal for the … [Read more...] about Afrox’s R300m Coega investment
What Port Elizabeth Blogs say on 2 November 2013
BioLatest Posts These businesses support MyPE: MyPE supports PE business: … [Read more...] about What Port Elizabeth Blogs say on 2 November 2013