Grahamstown
Every moment on SA radio in the last seven days that named Grahamstown or a place within 5 km of it, newest first. Weather reads and adverts are left out, and so are traffic reports.
5 moments · each plays the window as it aired
Wednesday, 07 October
Was present at that stage was heard to remark: This is no humbug. What does that mean? This is not nonsense. Oh, yes, yes, yes. It's quite appropriate. And it's interesting to note that in 1847, the very first anesthetic was given here in South Africa. No, in Grahamstown. So we're not far behind the rest of the world.
Tuesday, 06 October
Street, Main Street, Grahamstown, Stanard Bank, and also parts of Carlton Center. Until this now, the South African Reserve Bank says not much has changed in its projections on the economy, highlighting a complex and uncertain environment. In its latest monetary policy review report, this is the first year of this year's monetary policy review, saying the situation has not gotten any better since its last policy forum in April this year. The report anticipates that oil prices.
In restoring electricity supply to the customers affected by the prolonged central CBD outage, our technical teams have been working around the clock on transformer testing, cable repairs, cable rerouting, new equipment installation, and also extensive safety checks. Overnight power was successfully restored to several other areas, including parts of Marshall Street, N Street, Anderson Street, Main Street, Grahamstown, Stanard Bank, and also parts of Carlton Center. The South African Reserve.
Street, Main Street, Grahamstown, Standard Bank, and also parts of Carlton Center. The fuel price shock is set to hit more than motorists, with taxi commuters also bracing for possible fare increases. Petrol prices rise by up to £3.33 a litre from midnight, while diesel increases by as much as £3.24. The National Taxi Alliance's meeting government asks for relief, warning that rising operating costs could put pressure on fares.
Monday, 05 October
Theme on education. And the story is about when I was in grade 11 at St. Andrews College in Grahamstown. And I had a teacher in our life orientation class, and we had a task to develop a sort of map of where we wanted our lives to go in terms of trajectory. And in that map, there were certain objectives that one had set. And one would be proud to have achieved some of those milestones. So that goes to the very