Natasha Bezuidenhout
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Nelson Mandela Bay has applied to restore its tiered electricity tariff, which could mean credits or adjustments for qualifying customers.
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Sardines washing ashore at five Gqeberha beaches have prompted a public warning from Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality over potential health risks.
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Summerstrand’s newest tourism signage was meant to point visitors in the right direction. It just needed to find its own way first.
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The Eastern Cape government is rolling out new ambulances as it addresses an ageing fleet, frequent breakdowns and lengthy repair times.
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Bean the Australian shepherd was swept out to sea at Pollock Beach before an NSRI rescue team brought him safely back to shore and his owners.
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Two well-known Knysna healthcare workers, Dr Johann Viljoen and Charl Steenekamp, died in a head-on collision on the N2 near White Bridge.
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A new R625 million military hospital has opened in Gqeberha, providing 24-hour healthcare to SANDF members, dependants and veterans.
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Grade 12 learner Duwayne Thomas, 19, was fatally stabbed in Riemvasmaak, Gqeberha, just months before he was due to complete school.
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Ironman South Africa has confirmed the African Championship will move to Mossel Bay next year, while Nelson Mandela Bay will host the 70.3 event.
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Four Gqeberha police officers have been found safe after becoming stranded in the Baviaanskloof while deployed ahead of the TransBaviaans race.
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