Join Port Elizabeth and MyPE in congratulating Mover and Shaker, Clive Wilkinson from Absa: Clive Wilkinson was appointed as Provincial Head of Absa’s Business Banking for the Eastern and Southern Cape region. Wilkinson possess years of experience and expertise in the banking sector. Wilkinson started his banking career in 1971 and moved to the Eastern Cape in 2006. He gained … [Read more...] about Clive Wilkinson
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Port Elizabeth in the News on 29 October 2013
These businesses support MyPE: MyPE supports PE business: … [Read more...] about Port Elizabeth in the News on 29 October 2013
Unemployment still too high in Eastern Cape
The unemployment rate in the Eastern Cape remains too high. The province has the second highest unemployment rate at 30,8 %, according to the Quarterly Labour Force Survey released by Statistics South Africa today. This was the same figure as in the previous quarter. Only the Free State fared worse in the third quarter, where the unemployment rate is 34%. The Eastern Cape is … [Read more...] about Unemployment still too high in Eastern Cape
Join the fight to save Rhinos
Port Elizabeth based law firm Rushmere Noach has itself and through generous contributions from its clients recently donated R190 000 towards the Kariega Foundation Trust’s “Save the Rhino” project. The donation is the culmination of a drive to raise funds initiated as part of the firm’s recent birthday celebrations. The donation cheque was presented to Graeme Rushmere of … [Read more...] about Join the fight to save Rhinos
The Eastern Cape is neglecting informal settlements
The provincial Department of Human Settlements does not know how many informal settlements there are in the Eastern Cape. In reply to a question for written reply in the Eastern Cape Legislature, the MEC for Human Settlements, Helen Sauls-August, concedes that her department has had to hire researchers to determine how many informal settlements there are in the province. The … [Read more...] about The Eastern Cape is neglecting informal settlements