“It is still too early to talk of a positive prognosis but every good day takes us another step away from a tragic ending,” says Dr William Fowlds of Investec Rhino Lifeline who is heading up the rhino treatment team. Fifteen days after a poaching incident at Schotia Private Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape, it has been revealed that the two rhino were darted with illegally … [Read more...] about Tentative positive prognosis for Schotia Rhinos
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Friday Rant – How dare you Heather and Zandisile?
So we all read the judge, jury and executioner headlines trumpeting that Stanford had sent a RACIST e-mail; “DA racist e-mail fury” in Monday’s Herald. I eventually got hold of the e-mail sent out by Slabbert and, surprise surprise it had the exact same wording as that on the blog I found on the News24 Site, titled The 2014 Elections, attributed to ‘Susie’ and published on 1 … [Read more...] about Friday Rant – How dare you Heather and Zandisile?
Port Elizabeth in the News on 14 June 2013
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Youth ignited through Grahamstown Jazz
The Standard Bank Jazz Festival, Grahamstown 2013 incorporates a variety of disciplines into its programme. The Standard Bank National Youth Jazz Festival is one of the highlights at the festival this year, though it is just one part of the formidable line-up which includes Mainstream, Blues/Funk/World Music, Afro Jazz, Modern Jazz, and the Standard Bank Jazz and Blues … [Read more...] about Youth ignited through Grahamstown Jazz
Municipal Service Closures
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has confirmed that the Mfanasekhaya Gqobose Building (formerly Eric Tindale Building) in Govan Mbeki Avenue is still closed for business. This follows the labour unrest that saw staff from the Budget and Treasury Directorate abandoning their workstations follwoing dissastisfaction about issues such as regrading and uniforms. Residents who … [Read more...] about Municipal Service Closures