Author: Khosi Nkomonde
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Education
Fred Norman Secondary opens Media Centre for learners
Khosi Nkomonde
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October 23, 2026
Located in Ennerdale, the new facility offers internet access and donated reading materials, with the school still seeking furniture, computers and printers. Financial support came from PAW, a California-based church, whose delegation was led by Bishop Hunt.
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New online gambling tax proposed for SA in 2027
October 23, 2026 -
Ennerdale activist seeks toiletry donations for 50 children
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Gauteng steps up scholar transport safety ahead of 2027
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Government announces R10bn fuel levy relief for motorists
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Ennerdale Emergency Services hosts cancer awareness walk
October 16, 2026
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