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Lanner House - Tolerance and Understanding
Lanner House School caters for Pre-School, Primary School and the first two years of High School, giving due attention to the varying developmental needs of every learner at the school.
This is made possible through small classes ...
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Claire Fraser
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21 Feb 2012
Brooklyn Primary School – A Culture of Excellence
Brooklyn is a multi-cultural school which strives to provide a broad based education reflecting the values, needs and aspirations of the Community which it serves. The committed teachers at the school nurture the needs and ...
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Claire Fraser
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21 Feb 2012
Top 10 Green Shopping Tips
Payday is a week away and no doubt you will be spending some bank notes at local retailers. But what small things can you do to ensure that the money you spend is actually green? Here are our top ten tips.
1. Shop at stores that ...
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Shaun Wewege
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21 Feb 2012
Craighall Park - A Green Oasis
Stretching from Delta Park to Jan Smuts Avenue, Craighall Park is a suburb for park lovers as well as those that enjoy being within walking distance of decent restaurants. While not as commercial or concentrated as Parkhurst, ...
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Ben Kelly
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17 Feb 2012
Port Alfred Invites you on Board
Although one would assume that Port Alfred in the Eastern Cape was exclusively for jetsetters and the like, in actual fact, property prices in the area cater for a far larger and more financially diverse market. The small town is ...
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Lea Jacobs
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16 Feb 2012
Agents, Lend us Your Ears
A survey conducted on behalf of Columinate Online research has highlighted the areas in which agents need to brush up on their service levels and improve the perception that buyers, sellers and those renting property tend to have ...
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Lea Jacobs
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16 Feb 2012
Humansdorp – A Jewel of the Eastern Cape
Humansdorp stems from somewhat humble beginnings and owes its existence to the early farmers who established themselves in this region in the 1840s, thanks to fertile land and good water sources that have become synonymous with ...
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Lea Jacobs
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15 Feb 2012
Maropeng Greening the Way
South Africa’s Cradle of Humankind has risen to prominence within a short space of time. Amongst other accolades, it was recently ranked as one of the top 12 ‘evotourism’ destinations in the world. Evotourism refers to travel ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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15 Feb 2012
Get That Foot in the Door
Financial gurus say that by the age of 55 or 60 maximum, individuals should at least have made their choice of retirement lifestyle, and better still with some investment paid toward it, even if it means entering this phase much ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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15 Feb 2012
Assagay – Deep in the Heart of KwaZulu-Natal
Situated close to the Valley of a Thousand Hills and Hillcrest on the Upper Highway area of KwaZulu-Natal, Assagay has grown from a sleepy little village into a large, popular residential area. Once home to a plethora of ...
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Lea Jacobs
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15 Feb 2012