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“It is inconceivable that R15 million can be used for an unneeded fence, two fan stands, and two rows of ablution facilities, calling it a stadium, in a place where people have to fetch drinking water from a stream where…

A celebratory occasion marking 110 years of a local rugby club in the Eastern Cape’s community of Adelaide, was recently hosted. This significant milestone for the Lily White Rugby Football Club, drew the attention of the country’s minister of Sports,…

The DA in the Dr Beyers Naude municipality has submitted a request under the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) to the Chairperson of the Eastern Cape Geographical Name Changes Committee, Christian Martin requesting the name/s of the applicant/s…

A Lilitha Nursing College lecturer in Komani died in a horrific car crash on Saturday, October 14, while travelling to a colleague’s funeral.

Learners across two schools in the Bedford and Adelaide communities are currently attending vacation learning sessions to brush up on their core Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) skills as part of an intervention aimed at nurturing young minds and…

A disabled Cradock-born powerlifting professional has been selected to represent South Africa at the World Abilitysport Games from December 1 to 9 – but the competition is self-funded, costing tens of thousands of rands.

SAPS members continue efforts to prevent and detect crime yielded positive results within the Chris Hani District over the weekend.   A total of 15 suspects were arrested around the following […]

Police in Dodrecht are seeking the community’s assistance in finding Nomawabo Mntubu (48) who went missing on September 2.

Two female IsiXhosa news anchors, Thabile Makapela as a weather presenter on Newzroom Afrika’s daily Iindaba Zethu and Pumza Sikhumba as a Newzroom Afrika’s sign language interpreter share their experiences.

With only five years of powerlifting and one year of bodybuilding, Xolani Ndatya from Cradock has trophies and medals to show – not allowing his disability to hold him back.