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Four East Cape gymnasts headed for world ...
Four young Eastern Cape gymnasts will represent SA at the 2021 Trampoline ...
A day for the ocean’s voice to be heard
Sunday marks the first Marine Protected Area (MPA) day in Africa.
Gordhan reveals how container terminal truck driver was crushed to death
NewsA Cape Town harbour worker frantically tried to warn a truck driver about a crane falling on his cab, public ...
‘You smashed it,’ Ramaphosa tells SA’s golden girl Tatjana Schoenmaker
NewsPresident Cyril Ramaphosa has congratulated Olympic gold medallist Tatjana Schoenmaker and her coach Rocco Meiring on ...
A chop and lots of chilling for Olympic surfer Bianca Buitendag
NewsEat a chop, see her family and put up her feet — that is all silver Olympic Games winner Bianca Buitendag wants to do ...
Couple vanishes, rundown property and three Rolls Royces abandoned
A house worth millions of rand stands empty in a quiet Nelson Mandela Bay upmarket suburb, abandoned 11 years ago when ...
Crack leak-repair team swoops on Maitland dune deluge
A helicopter dropped off emergency engineering equipment at a site on the Maitland dunes on Friday where a crack team ...
Strategy launched to stop Nelson Mandela Bay substation vandalism
The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality is bringing in reinforcements to deal with its vandalism crisis by roping in ...
Only two homeless shelters still open in Nelson Mandela Bay
Just two of the five community halls in Nelson Mandela Bay earmarked by the authorities for use as shelters for ...
Eighteen and legal — for the jab
Gone are the days when the excitement of turning 18 meant legally being able to buy booze and get a driver’s licence.
No ‘Day Zero’ water crisis expected in Nelson Mandela Bay — government
NewsThe department of water and sanitation said on Friday coastal rains had boosted water levels but not made a significant ...
Taxi co-operatives under investigation for alleged Ters fraud
A number of taxi co-operatives in the Eastern Cape had their bank accounts frozen on Friday.
Game farmers helping each other survive extreme drought
Eastern Cape game farmers have turned to each other for help during a time of crisis.