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Jack the lion settles in at new Shamwari home
One of Addo Elephant National Park’s most popular inhabitants, Jack the lion, ...
Bay brewers bag gold and bragging rights at ...
A Bay brewery walked away with bragging rights after bagging a gold medal in ...
Nelson Mandela Bay chef taking global ...
From catering 120 pizzas for the Australian team during the last Rugby World ...
Rethink fish farm on beachfront decision
It is astonishing that in Nelson Mandela Bay — which prides itself as a tourism and watersports destination — there is ...
Bishop Eric Pike, 84, remembered for living an exemplary life
Former Anglican bishop Eric Pike was selfless pioneer for evangelism, a transformation agent and a humble servant who ...
Know your rights: the Protection of Personal Information Act
No more pestering phone calls, a stop to data mining and a lesser chance of becoming a victim of cybercrime are just ...
Firecracker victim’s agonising wait for justice
A Helenvale mother is seeking justice for her son, four years after a firecracker exploded in his face in an allegedly ...
Lockdown memories immortalised in writing
Rising from the ashes of their Linkside home, a Gqeberha couple’s remarkable story of creativity led to the birth of a ...
R33m redevelopment project a boost for Kariega
Millions of rand are being pumped into a project in Kariega, often described as the stepchild of the Nelson Mandela Bay ...
State-of-the-art wellness centre earmarked for Gqeberha
At least R80m is to be invested in a state-of-the-art Gqeberha facility with the simple purpose of helping people ...
Whose is it anyway? Bay man wants AmaRharhabe Kingdom evicted from ‘his land’
A Nelson Mandela Bay man says the land on which the AmaRharhabe Great Place is, is his property, and he wants King ...
Baaad news as Eastern Cape farmers eye alternative markets to avoid stock theft
Stock theft and the black market for red meat are causing major fluctuations in the mainstream market prices of mutton ...
Viewing the Garden Route through the lens of a cyclist
Realising that anything could change in a heartbeat in the midst of a pandemic, a group of married friends challenged ...
East Cape farmers spend a fortune to counter animal-theft syndicates
Eastern Cape livestock farmers are having to part with exorbitant amounts of money to counter stock theft syndicates ...
Department probe to decide fate of Jasper the tiger
An investigation by the Eastern Cape economic development, environmental affairs & tourism department will determine ...
IN THE GARDEN | Don’t scare the hadedas away
Tempting as the sport may seem to your dog, don’t let him scare away the hadedas feeding on the lawn.
Covid puts squeeze on Nelson Mandela Bay
Covid-19 is leaving fewer Eastern Cape families unscathed as case numbers begin to spike, a situation reflected by how the virus is affecting even the most well-known ...