Author: GPS News
Pilgrim’s community protests against stalling in the tender process
Frieda Paton The community in Pilgrim’s Rest rose in protest on July 19th against inaction and broken promises by the Mpumalanga Provincial Government. “Pilgrim’s Rest is in ICU,” said Lisa […]
Fun-filled heritage weekend hosted in Pilgrim’s Rest
Frieda Paton Members of Mpumalanga Heritage and others descended on the historical village and living museum for a special heritage weekend on July 20 -22. The entertainment started off on […]
Lowveld Veterans Invitation Masters Lawn Bowls
News Desk Recently, the Lowveld Veterans Invitation Masters Lawn Bowls Tournament was held. The Ladies Veterans played at Nelspruit Bowling Club, and the Men’s Veterans played at LVCC. “The Masters […]
LEFPA cleans 1949 Train Disaster site
Michele du Plessis Andre Scheepers, manager at Lowveld and Escarpment Fire Protection Association (LEFPA) and his Waterval Boven LEFPA team did excellent work in cleaning up the 1949 Train Disaster […]
Recycling – putting the bits together
Richard Quinnell Load shedding was again threatening to be applied to the whole of SA due to Eskom personnel striking. Apart from no power inconvenience, empty reservoirs are a regular […]
Saving Month Ahead
Clintin Brummer July, also known as Savings Month, is around the corner and as per usual a mountain of advice and wisdom can be found online. According to the website […]
Bell’s palsy
Just imagine feeling strange and you see in the mirror the one side of your face is drooping. The very first thought is: “I had a stroke.” Bell’s palsy is […]
Wees ʼn Superhero vir Karnallie
Michele du Plessis Na die onlangse sukses van Karnallie kleuterskool se sportdag, het Juffrou Petro Breytenbach, eienaar en hoof van Karnallie Kleuterskool, besluit dit is hoogtyd vir ʼn volgende gesinsdag. […]
Chinalanga… Thaba China…
Michele du Plessis Since 1998, the South African Government has steadily been developing the economic relationship with China. Legally, more than 400 000 Chinese settled in SA. How many illegal […]
Creativity defeats poverty
By Kopano Dibakwane Unemployment is identified as one of the leading challenges affecting many communities in the country. Sophie Masina from Glory Hill (Graskop) has found a way to tackle […]
