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Second teacher dies following Ntabankulu Primary School shooting
Second teacher dies from injuries at Ntabankulu Primary School shooting. Former colleague shot three teachers on 22 January.
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Malema’s political future at stake as he returns to court in firearm discharge case
EAST LONDON – The political future of EFF leader Julius Malema hangs in the balance as he returns to the East London Magistrate’s Court today for pre sentencing in his […]
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Teacher shot dead, two injured by former colleague at primary school in Qonce township
A former teacher out on bail for sexual assault charges shot and killed one educator and injured two others at a Qonce school before taking his own life.
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Kareedouw school celebrates 96% matric pass after years of underperformance
Qhayiyalethu Secondary School in Kareedouw achieved a remarkable 96.3% matric pass rate in 2025, up from just 35.5% in 2022.
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Harmony Community Band represents Kouga at Cape Minstrel Carnival
Music has a remarkable way of bringing people together — and few do it as powerfully as the Harmony Community Band in Humansdorp.
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Eastern Cape leads SA road safety turnaround with biggest festive season drop
Eastern Cape leads nation with highest reduction in festive season road fatalities, marking a remarkable turnaround for the province.
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Diary | Dagboek – 15 January 2026
Stay informed about exciting community events in your area with our local diary. From social clubs to markets and car boot sales, connect and explore.
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Woodlands Dairy hosts 23rd annual First Choice Race
Woodlands Dairy’s 23rd annual First Choice Race on January 3, 2026, at Victory Christian School in Jeffreys Bay was once again a resounding success.
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SPAR provides R100,000 relief to fire-affected communities
SPAR recently provided crucial support to communities and emergency teams affected by ongoing fires in Nelson Mandela Bay and Kouga Municipalities.
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The livewire who refuses to sit still
At nearly 50, Jeanne Neale-May sold her business in Jeffreys Bay and worked as a chef in London’s McLaren factory to explore Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
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