Author: Busisiwe Hoho

“One must strive for community service and develop the community of Grahamstown,” says Dr Saleem Badat, referring to Rhodes University’s vision and mission statement. In his keynote address last Monday evening, the Vice Chancellor referred to the importance of giving back to the community, marking the official opening of Community Engagement Week.

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It has been seven years that a Raglan Road resident has been living with a stinking problem. Mzwamadoda Williams says his neighbour’s leaking sewerage pipe spills over into his property despite several attempts by the municipality to fix the problem.

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local prominent firm of attorneys was caught unawares by a power cut on Wednesday. Gys Niesing, the director of Nolte Smit Attorneys said that their electricity supply was switched off at 9.15am without the firm having received any prior warning.

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The blazing heat was relentless as groups of people who work and live on Kwandwe Game Reserve entertained guests and officials at the inauguration of the Mgcamabele Centre at KwaPontak Village.

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Every square inch of Café Blanca was covered with Rhodes students on Saturday night. The purpose of this mass invasion was the Singing for Soup concert, a fundraising initiative by Masincedane, the Rhodes University soup kitchen society.

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“Hip -hop grew and self-started, crude and black-hearted, in the African habitat, nude and black–blooded.” These were just a few of the words of poets in motion, or rather poets of emotion at Lounge Around where The Hip Hop Death Sessions were launched recently.

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