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Sen. Joni Ernst speaks with members of the media during a brief media conference after meeting with Linn County leaders at the Cedar Rapids Central Fire Station on Friday, Aug. 14, 2020. (Andy Abeyta/The Gazette) U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst
Iowan Brandon Lay was a hero not just as a Marine serving two tours in Afghanistan but also as someone who dedicated his time and energy to helping fellow veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after he returned home.
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An actress, producer, writer and educator, Kate is the Managing Director of Selkie Theatre, and was the founding Executive Director of the award-winning Theatre Outlet. At The Outlet she produced several innovative performance series featuring new drama, music, dance and spoken word, as well as the Outlet’s Educational Outreach programs.
With Selkie, she produced new works in the USA including poet Peter Fallons’ adaptation of
Tarry Flynn and community-created
The Last Cast At Bethlehem Steel, as well as a string of successful premieres in Galway, Ireland (
Broken Moon At Midnight,
Til Kingdom Come, Goodwill, etc). Following on the success of Selkie’s own “Electric Cow: The Greenplay Festival” at Ilick’s Mill in Bethlehem (2011), she was delighted to travel to Co. Offaly, Ireland as a Guest Artist for “Bo Leitreach: The Greenplay Festival”, where she taught theatre workshops and directed several new Irish green-plays.
TymeBank tracking behind growth projections
By Sandile Mchunu
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DURBAN - TYMEBANK said on Tuesday that it was tracking slightly behind its projections to attract clients, largely due to the national lockdown and sustained financial pressure on consumers even though it managed to grow its customer base to 2.5 million by the end of November.
The digital bank, in which African Rainbow Capital Investments ( ARC Investments) owns a majority stake of 35.18 percent as at the end of June, has shown tremendous growth after its official launch in February last year.
The bank has approximately 1.5 million active clients.
TymeBank reached the 1 million clients mark between February and November last year.