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AfriForum weighs in on the disturbing state of Newcastle’s landfill site
Local newsThe Newcastle landfill site scored just 30 per cent, with AfriForum noting that the site has long reached its capacity…
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College students cry foul over trade certificates
Local newsThe students claim that despite completing their trade tests over a year ago they are yet to receive their trade…
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St Dominics Girls Power Circle launches library bus
Newcastle Advertiser"We’re holding a book drive to collect books for the library bus. All languages and genres are welcome.”
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St Dominics learners scoop science awards
Newcastle AdvertiserSt Dominics Newcastle won five out of the nine Categories for Best Projects in a High School during the Science…
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Clair Chivave obtains triple gold during 2023 Eistedfod
Newcastle AdvertiserClair Chivave of Amajuba High School dominated her competition during the recent 2023 Eisteddfod.
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Laughter is the order of the day at Yoga Group’s Women’s Month celebration
Local newsGuest speaker, Farieda Mia of Newcastle Child Welfare, who discussed the importance of instilling solid and core family values in…
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A night under the stars at St Dominic’s Newcastle
Local newsStargazers of all ages came together on Friday night at St. Dominic’s for the biggest celestial event in the country
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Operation Basadi sees women in law paint the town ‘blue and brown’
Local newsAmajuba district SAPS commissioner, General Fred Alexander, explained that they would also be targeting potential human trafficking threats within the…
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Two killed in stabbing incident at local high school
Newcastle AdvertiserLizzy Arumugam, SAPS communications officer, said two unidentified men were waiting to accost students outside the school gates.
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‘Ward committee’ member arrested on charges of fraud
Local newsHe was located and brought before the mayor, who then again confirmed that he was not authorized to go out…
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Young entrepreneurs in line for national prestigious award
Local newsSine Nene and Anele Jili have been nominated for the annual Sebenza Women's Awards set to take place in October.
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Chelmsford Primary school holds a successful career day
Newcastle AdvertiserLearners came dressed up as lawyers, pilots, doctors, police officers, nurses, chefs, businesspersons and there was even one lone astronaut.
