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At least 3 000 residents in Komani have embarked on a two-day protest which began on February 16, the second time in less than a month with the first two-day shut down occurring on January 26 and 27.

TZ Boxing Promotions, in partnership with the Department of Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture in the Eastern Cape, will host a boxing tournament themed The Revival of the Spirit of Boxing in Komani on February 18, at the Thobi Kula…

The Komani Protests Action (KPA) group and the Border Kei Chamber of Border (BKCOB) seem to be at loggerheads about the upcoming planned two-day shutdown of Komani in anticipation of a cabinet meeting on February 15.

Former Union High School learner Matthew Basson, who matriculated last year, has been awarded the Rupert Achievement Award for being the top matriculant in Graaff-Reinet for 2022.

Eastern Cape Champions in the Nedbank Cup last 32, Amavarara Football Club was denied a dream of playing in the last 16 of the tournament by the South African Premier […]

Excessive flooding in the Chris Hani district has claimed the lives of at least three people since Friday, 10 February 2023.

The Chris Hani District Municipality has activated a Joint Operations Committee (JOC) for coordination of operations for the Komani flooding, which began on February 8.

The Cradock Provincial Hospital has had its power cut by the Inxuba Yethemba Local Municipality because the Department of Health has not paid its R5.7 million municipal account.

Flash floods that hit Komani during the early hours of the morning on February 8, have taken out generators at both the town’s hospitals and is allegedly placing patients’ lives at risk.

Around R4 million will be needed to restore business at the Queens Casino and Hotel in Komani, while scores of informal settlement residents have been evacuated, following flooding in the town.