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Staff on edge as Covid-19 patients roam hotel

The five-star Radisson Blu hotel in Summerstrand is being used as a Covid-19 quarantine site and staff are not happy about it, claiming “stubborn patients refuse to stay in ...

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Heartbreak for families as life-saving cath lab still not open

A mother who suffered a breakdown as she watched her little boy turn bluer and weaker over time and ...

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Dora Nginza super-specialist passing on his expertise

Eastern Cape super-specialist Prof Mfundiso Mabenge is sharing his expertise and training three ...

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Education, proper implementation of legislation needed to combat gender-based ...

Change the laws and educate people, because if that does not happen SA will never be a safe place for women.

Remembering the 1990 Northern Areas uprising

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At least 50 people killed. Dozens more injured. Lest we forget.

Exporters Eastern Cape to celebrate ...

Business

SPONSORED | The Exporter of the Year Awards mark 40 years of the NPO’s ...

#Covid19 | All you need to know about the ...

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We've put together, in one place, everything you need to know about Covid-19 ...

Shake-up as Nafcoc in Bay elects new council members

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Nafcoc in Nelson Mandela Bay has suspended several members of the organisation and elected new council members, ...

Calling all music enthusiasts ... This one’s for you!

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Register to join the Herald Music Quiz Night on August 13 2020 at 6pm

Mqanduli PhD student puts ancient plants in science spotlight

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Aviwe Matiwane will be the first in her family to achieve a doctorate.

Top court to hear Mkhwebane’s challenges to two rulings

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These are the invalidation of her investigation into Cyril Ramaphosa’s campaign finances and the judgment that denied ...

SA records 9,909 Covid-19 related deaths

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SA has recorded 9,909 Covid-19 related fatalities since the first case was detected in the country on March 5.

'Rest in power Prof Lungile Pepeta'

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Known for his compassion, his wide smile and his advocacy on behalf of his patients, the death of renowned paediatric ...

Jacob Zuma loses Constitutional Court bid in Hanekom defamation case

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SA's highest court says there is no prospect of success for Jacob Zuma's appeal case

DA submits Matter of Public Importance to council speaker regarding drought

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The DA on Friday submitted a Matter of Public Importance for debate in the council regarding the Nelson Mandela Bay ...

Life in prison for three men arrested during foiled robbery in Mokopane

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The high court in Polokwane on Thursday sentenced three men who were convicted for various crimes committed during a ...

Mother of baby swapped in Tambo Memorial awaits DNA results

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A Gauteng woman is awaiting DNA results after the Tambo Memorial Hospital in Boksburg swapped her baby with another ...

Gauteng premier David Makhura orders lifestyle audits on his 10 MECs

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Gauteng premier David Makhura has announced that the State Security Agency will be doing lifestyle audits on all ...

‘Give us the money, or else ...’

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The party, of which acting city boss Mvuleni Mapu is a regional executive member, has accused the Treasury of having ...

Dlamini-Zuma rejects claims her cigarette ban has failed

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Minister’s counsel attacks illicit trade and smoker numbers wielded by British American Tobacco SA

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Veteran newspaper photographer Charles Pullen worked for the Evening Post for just over a month when the Northern Areas Uprising broke out on August 6 1990.

Veteran photographer Charles Pullen describes how he captured the 1990 Northern Areas uprising

Veteran newspaper photographer Charles Pullen worked for the Evening Post for just over a month when the Northern Areas Uprising broke out on August 6 1990.

Veteran photographer Charles Pullen describes how he captured the 1990 Northern ...

August 1990: Remembering Port Elizabeth's Northern Areas uprising

Scars from fateful August 1990 northern areas slaughter run deep

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Ashraf Adam Columnist

Intrigue does not end well for senior bureaucrats

A theory in human evolution argues that Homo sapiens endured in the evolutionary race over parallel hominid species because we had reached the stage of ...

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Stern warning to criminals that justice will prevail

In a country where the public often feel disillusioned by crime, feeling that wheels of justice turn too slowly or often no justice at all, hefty sentences are ...

Malaika wa Azania Columnist

ANC not under attack — corruption and cronyism are

If there is an attack on the ANC, it is coming from the inside.

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Sonia Mbele on Norma Gigaba: I had to stand on my ...

Sonia has chosen not to judge Norma this Women's Month

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From Zozi’s sister to 'Mr Intimidating' - 6 ...

Tweeps react to Cassper Nyovest as a guest judge of season 16 of Idols SA

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Top eight finish possible, says Chippa’s Mzinzi

The league resumes next week with Chippa playing Cape Town City at the Orlando Stadium on the Friday (3.30pm).

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Jacques du Toit could lead Kings into new era

With SA Rugby  in control after the sudden  exit of previous owners Greatest Rugby Company in the Whole Wide World ...

Sport

Motherwell Cricket Club mourns loss of second founder member

Nomoyi’s passing comes just over a month after his twin brother and co-founder of Motherwell CC, Ngenile, died in June.

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Sports ministry discussing return to play plans with rugby

Sports ministry director general Vusumuzi Mkhize has revealed that they are working very closely with SA Rugby and ...

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