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Wesley Ford

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As seen in: The Southern Suburbs Tatler, Medium, MSN South Africa, Cape Argus, Independent Online, Weekend Argus, Literacy Today Magazine, Daily Voice (South Africa), The Paisano, Plainsman, False Bay Echo and
Community reporter for Cape Community News, former CTV reporter , Journalism graduate, former Btech Public Management graduate, dynamic work ethic.
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The Fifth Step premiere opens at the Baxter in September

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By Wesley Ford Verified, Mark Dobson Verified
| Sentinel News
WESLEY FORD and Staff Reporter|Published 1 hour ago Albert Pretorius portrays James in The Fifth Step. Image: Mark Dobson Rondebosch actor Albert Pretorius is set to star in the West End hit production The Fifth Step, which comes to the Baxter Theatre from September. The Fifth Step shines a spotlight on the gruelling and deeply human process of recovery, exploring themes of masculinity, faith and accountability through the framework of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Seven Steps Academy for the Deaf shines at Great Film Festival Concert

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By Wesley Ford Verified, Caitlin Nuttall
| The Southern Suburbs Tatler Verified
WESLEY FORD|Published 22 minutes ago The Grade 5 pupils show their wild side to the song 'We're all in this together,' from High School Musical. Image: Caitlin Nuttall Pupils from Seven Steps Academy for the Deaf showcased their talent at The Great Film Festival Concert, held on Thursday, August 27. The District Six-based school is recognised as the only oral deaf teaching school in the province, catering for pupils who use assisted-hearing devices such as hearing aids and cochlear implants.
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Woodstock resident raises concerns over repeated public urination and illegal dumping

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By Wesley Ford Verified
| The Southern Suburbs Tatler Verified
WESLEY FORD|Published 59 minutes ago A man urinating near the substation along Dundonald Street, Woodstock. Image: Supplied A Woodstock resident has raised concerns about the repeated sight of men urinating or defecating on the pavement along Dundonald Street, near the substation and Fairview Avenue Park. Eugene Abrahams, who lives on Dundonald Street, said he regularly sees men using the pavement as a toilet.
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