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The Citizen
16-07-2025
- General
- The Citizen
You CAN make a difference this Madiba Day
You CAN make a difference this Madiba Day Are you ready for ZO's 12th annual Hang out with Madiba charity drive? The ZO is calling on you to dig deep into your cupboards this Mandela Day on Friday, 18 July. We hope you can make it to one of our drop-off points, either at the newspaper's offices at 3 Baines Road, Empangeni, or in the open space between the Civic Centre and East Central Arterial in Richards Bay. From 7.30am to 12 noon we'll be collecting winter clothing, blankets, toiletries and non-perishable foods. Donations will be distributed via the ZO's charity arm Dice (Do I Care Enough?) to needy organisations and communities. Dice operations manager Karen Dalton said the top needs are non-perishable items including packet soups, 2-minute noodles, porridge, maize meal, samp and beans, tea and sugar, or anything in the grocery cupboards at home, like canned goods. Donation boxes will be placed at the drop-off points on Madiba Day. Can't make it to a drop-off point on Madiba Day? No problem! Call Dave Savides on 060 9719249 or Karen Dalton on 035 7990500, or email [email protected] Show us your 67 minutes! Share a selfie or a photograph of your moments at the ZO charity lines in Empangeni or Richards Bay and tag us on Facebook, Instagram or X using the hashtags: #ZOHangout and #MyHangOut Don't have the ZO app? Download it to your Android or Apple device here: HAVE YOUR SAY Like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter. For news straight to your phone invite us: WhatsApp – 060 784 2695 Instagram – zululand_observer At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
The Citizen
14-07-2025
- General
- The Citizen
WATCH: Hang out for charity on the ZO wash line
WATCH: Hang out for charity on the ZO wash line The countdown is on for the ZO's most heart-warming tradition – the 12th annual Hang out with Madiba charity drive. This Mandela Day on Friday, 18 July, the ZO team is once again stringing up washing lines and calling on the community to donate winter clothing, blankets, toiletries and non-perishable foods between 7.30am and 12 noon. The drop-off points will be the newspaper's offices at 3 Baines Road, Empangeni, and in the open space between the Civic Centre and East Central Arterial in Richards Bay where washing lines will also be erected. Clubs, schools and businesses are encouraged to erect their own charity lines on the day. By spending 67 minutes of your time collecting these items from your home and making a charitable delivery at the lines, or volunteering at the lines, you will be warming someone's cold winter. These 67 minutes honour the 67 years Nelson Mandela spent fighting for justice, equality and freedom. Let his legacy of kindness live on by hanging out for a good cause. The donations will be distributed via the ZO's charity arm Dice (Do I Care Enough?) to needy organisations and communities. Clothes collected on the day supply Dice and the city's Disaster Management unit for an entire year. The ZO has again partnered with the City of uMhlathuze, Rotary Clubs of Empangeni and Richards Bay, as well as Concord Access Solutions to ensure this winter is warmer for the needy. You CAN make a difference! Dice operations manager Karen Dalton shared the NPO's top needs: · Men's and teen boys' clothing, especially size small · Winter warmth: blankets, beanies, scarves for winter · Toiletries: soap, toothpaste, sanitary pads and toilet paper · Non-perishable items: packet soups, 2-minute noodles, porridge, maize meal, samp and beans, tea and sugar, or anything in the grocery cupboards at home, like canned goods There will be donation boxes at the drop-off points on Madiba Day. The Dice team also requests that the clothing be clean and in good condition, to avoid time-consuming efforts to mend or wash clothes. Unable to get to the ZO charity line on Madiba Day? Call Dave Savides on 060 9719249 or Karen Dalton on 035 7990500 or email [email protected]. Let us know how you are spending your 67 minutes! Share a selfie or a photograph of your moments at the ZO charity lines in Empangeni or Richards Bay and tag us on Facebook, Instagram or X using the hashtags: #ZOHangout and #MyHangOut Don't have the ZO app? Download it to your Android or Apple device here: HAVE YOUR SAY Like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter. For news straight to your phone invite us: WhatsApp – 060 784 2695 Instagram – zululand_observer At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
The Citizen
10-07-2025
- General
- The Citizen
Hang out for charity on the ZO wash line
Hang out for charity on the ZO wash line The countdown is on for the ZO's most heart-warming tradition – the 12th annual Hang out with Madiba charity drive. This Mandela Day on Friday, 18 July, the ZO team is once again stringing up washing lines and calling on the community to donate winter clothing, blankets, toiletries and non-perishable foods between 7.30am and 12 noon. The drop-off points will be the newspaper's offices at 3 Baines Road, Empangeni, and in the open space between the Civic Centre and East Central Arterial in Richards Bay where washing lines will also be erected. Clubs, schools and businesses are encouraged to erect their own charity lines on the day. By spending 67 minutes of your time collecting these items from your home and making a charitable delivery at the lines, or volunteering at the lines, you will be warming someone's cold winter. These 67 minutes honour the 67 years Nelson Mandela spent fighting for justice, equality and freedom. Let his legacy of kindness live on by hanging out for a good cause. The donations will be distributed via the ZO's charity arm Dice (Do I Care Enough?) to needy organisations and communities. Clothes collected on the day supply Dice and the city's Disaster Management unit for an entire year. The ZO has again partnered with the City of uMhlathuze, Rotary Clubs of Empangeni and Richards Bay, as well as Concord Access Solutions to ensure this winter is warmer for the needy. You CAN make a difference! Dice operations manager Karen Dalton shared the NPO's top needs: · Men's and teen boys' clothing, especially size small · Winter warmth: blankets, beanies, scarves for winter · Toiletries: soap, toothpaste, sanitary pads and toilet paper · Non-perishable items: packet soups, 2-minute noodles, porridge, maize meal, samp and beans, tea and sugar, or anything in the grocery cupboards at home, like canned goods There will be donation boxes at the drop-off points on Madiba Day. The Dice team also requests that the clothing be clean and in good condition, to avoid time-consuming efforts to mend or wash clothes. Unable to get to the ZO charity line on Madiba Day? Call Dave Savides on 060 9719249 or Karen Dalton on 035 7990500 or email [email protected]. Let us know how you are spending your 67 minutes! Share a selfie or a photograph of your moments at the ZO charity lines in Empangeni or Richards Bay and tag us on Facebook, Instagram or X using the hashtags: #ZOHangout and #MyHangOut Don't have the ZO app? Download it to your Android or Apple device here: HAVE YOUR SAY Like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter. For news straight to your phone invite us: WhatsApp – 060 784 2695 Instagram – zululand_observer At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
Yahoo
08-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
DHI Group Gains Analyst Support Amid Cost-Cutting Restructuring Strategy
DHI Group, Inc. (NYSE:DHX) is one of the . Following the announcement of a significant workforce restructuring, the company got its Buy rating reaffirmed by analysts. A prestigious team of executive recruiters networking at a professional event. The New York-based company DHI Group, Inc. (NYSE:DHX) is a provider of AI-powered career marketplaces targeting technology and security-cleared professionals. Founded in 1990, the company operates through brands like Dice and ClearanceJobs and connects technologists with job opportunities and serves candidates with active U.S. security clearances. On June 23, 2025, the company announced a significant organizational restructuring. Reducing the workforce by 25% approximately, the company aimed at lowering the operating costs for its Dice brand. The company believed that the restructuring would lead to annual savings between $14 million and $16 million. It anticipates the completion of the restructuring process by July 2025. On June 24, 2025, Lake Street maintained its Buy rating for the stock, with a price target of $3.50, reinforcing its confidence in DHI Group, Inc. (NYSE:DHX)'s progress. With a one-year consensus median price target of $4.25 from 3 analysts as per CNN, the stock is available at $2.97 as of June 30, 2025, for investors seeking to modify their portfolio with the best penny stocks in the market. While we acknowledge the potential of DHX as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock. READ NEXT: 10 Low Risk Dividend Paying Stocks for June 2025 and Disclosure. None. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
13-06-2025
- Yahoo
Clay County teacher accused of trying to meet child for sex; school and church cut ties immediately
A Clay County teacher is in jail Thursday night, accused of trying to meet a child for sex. Deputies arrested 35-year-old Joshua Dice on Wednesday. He was immediately removed from his positions at both Calvary Baptist Church and Calvary Christian Academy in Middleburg. >>> STREAM ACTION NEWS JAX LIVE <<< According to investigators, Dice is facing felony charges for using a computer to solicit a child and traveling to meet a minor for unlawful sexual conduct. Action News Jax spoke with a concerned parent and former Jacksonville Sheriff's Office detective, Mike Padgett, who said the arrest was alarming. 'You send your kids to school and think this will be a safe place for them. Unfortunately, that's not the case anymore,' said Padgett. [DOWNLOAD: Free Action News Jax app for alerts as news breaks] Dice taught at Calvary Christian Academy. Within hours of his arrest, church and school officials announced they had cut all ties with him. In a statement, Pastor Ken Pledger said: We were informed that Mr. Josh Dice was arrested on June 11, 2025, on serious charges. These charges are unrelated to the activities of Calvary Baptist Church or Calvary Christian Academy. We are fully cooperating with law enforcement regarding this matter. Mr. Josh Dice's role at Calvary Baptist Church and his position at Calvary Christian Academy were terminated immediately following his arrest. He no longer has any affiliation with these ministries. [SIGN UP: Action News Jax Daily Headlines Newsletter] Our highest priority is the safety and well-being of our members and students. Calvary Baptist Church and Calvary Christian Academy maintain a strict policy of zero tolerance for abuse. This is the second teacher from the school arrested in the last three years. In 2022, Caitlin Crum was charged with having a sexual relationship with a 9th-grade student and recording it on the student's phone. Crum is now on sex offender probation. Community members are now demanding accountability from school leadership, asking how another educator could be charged with such a serious crime. This is a developing story. Stay with Action News Jax for updates. Click here to download the free Action News Jax news and weather apps, click here to download the Action News Jax Now app for your smart TV and click here to stream Action News Jax live.
