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More than 600 positions at risk as job cuts loom again at Aspen

Job cuts are on the cards at Aspen Pharmacare’s production facilities in Port Elizabeth and East London again — with 600 positions on the line.

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Breakfast delivered in a brown paper packet — two rashers of bacon, scrambled egg and baked beans, ...

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Acting Nelson Mandela Bay mayor’s bodyguard shot dead, wife ...

A bodyguard of Nelson Mandela Bay’s acting mayor, Thsonono Buyeye, was shot dead during a predawn ...

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Couple make history with virtual lobola negotiations

Melusi Dlamini from Vryheid in KwaZulu-Natal and his bride Thandile Mafu from Dutywa went viral on social media this week when pictures of the unconventional virtual ...

Remembering the 1990 Northern Areas uprising

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

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

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Eastern Cape the stock theft capital of SA

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A total of eight of the 10 police stations which recorded most stock theft cases in SA are in the province.

Join the discussion on the book ‘Anatomy of the ANC in Power: Insights from Port ...

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Be part of the online book launch with author professor Mcebisi Ndletyana on August 20 2020 at 4pm

A lost pilot, an unrepaired plane fault and a fatal mistake: CAA report unpacks unusual ...

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The Civil Aviation Authority has released three reports detailing unusual incidents in SA's skies.

Covid-19: Gauteng approaches 200,000 cases as 6,286 new infections recorded

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Gauteng is approaching 200,000 Covid-19 cases, as it accounted for 1,711 of the total new infections reported in the ...

Qunu community angered by RDP housing placements

Residents of the Qunu informal settlement in Port Elizabeth staged a protest on Friday, claiming sites that had been ...

Tavern owners link up with Nafcoc to fight for relief

Concerned Township Licensed Liquor Traders chair in Nelson Mandela Bay, Lunga Maqxaka, said tavern owners in the ...

Port Elizabeth suburbs among province’s danger spots

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Three Port Elizabeth suburbs — Bethelsdorp, New Brighton and Motherwell — have been identified as being among the most ...

'We are not past anything,' says Mkhize as WHO's 'surge team' arrives

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Though there has been a notable decline in the number of new Covid-19 cases recently, SA is not yet past the surge in ...

Eskom reduces load-shedding to stage 1, with none planned for the weekend

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Eskom has reduced load-shedding from stage 2 to stage 1 from 5pm on Friday after three generation units were repaired.

Ramaphosa needs to visit Marikana, Transform SA head says

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President Cyril Ramaphosa needs to pay a "long-overdue" visit to Marikana.

Marikana happened because we forgot to remember, says Thuli Madonsela

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Former public protector Thuli Madonsela said on Friday that the 44 deaths at Lonmin’s platinum mine in Marikana in ...

Lockdown made SA safer, but police won't rest as restrictions ease: Cele

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Crime was significantly down during SA's Covid-19 lockdown, and the country a much safer place to live.

300,000 arrested for breaking lockdown laws: Bheki Cele

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Police arrested and charged nearly 300,000 people for contravening lockdown laws, police minister Bheki Cele said on ...

Human hair to the rescue: Hair is being used to soak up Mauritius oil spill

Fuel has spilled from a Japanese bulk carrier that ran aground on a reef in Mauritius on July 25 2020.

Human hair to the rescue: Hair is being used to soak up Mauritius oil spill

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

August 1990: Remembering Port Elizabeth's Northern Areas uprising

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Peter Bruce Columnist

End to lockdown won’t turn our pumpkin economy into a fairy tale

SA’s leaders have managed to turn an emergency into a disaster, with trust gone and corruption the new normal

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Firm hand needed in tackling state tender scandal

“We accept that years of cronyism have created an environment of mistrust and suspicion when individuals, who are close to political office and influence, are ...

Jonathan Jansen Columnist

Bleak picture of looming classroom crisis

In SA, as in other parts of the world, teachers are making the difficult decision as to whether to return to school given the dangers posed to their own health ...

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More than 600 positions at risk as job cuts loom again at Aspen

Breakfast in brown paper bag at top hotel hard to swallow — ...

Acting Nelson Mandela Bay mayor’s bodyguard shot dead, wife ...

Couple make history with virtual lobola negotiations

Remembering the 1990 Northern Areas uprising

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

Join a discussion on future-proofing the ...

Eastern Cape the stock theft capital of SA

Join the discussion on the book ‘Anatomy of the ANC in Power: Insights from Port ...

A lost pilot, an unrepaired plane fault and a fatal mistake: CAA report unpacks unusual ...

Covid-19: Gauteng approaches 200,000 cases as 6,286 new infections recorded

Qunu community angered by RDP housing placements

Tavern owners link up with Nafcoc to fight for relief

Port Elizabeth suburbs among province’s danger spots

'We are not past anything,' says Mkhize as WHO's 'surge team' arrives

Eskom reduces load-shedding to stage 1, with none planned for the weekend

Ramaphosa needs to visit Marikana, Transform SA head says

Marikana happened because we forgot to remember, says Thuli Madonsela

Lockdown made SA safer, but police won't rest as restrictions ease: Cele

300,000 arrested for breaking lockdown laws: Bheki Cele

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Human hair to the rescue: Hair is being used to soak up Mauritius oil spill

Human hair to the rescue: Hair is being used to soak up Mauritius oil spill

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