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Storm-hit families receive building materials as Buffalo City Metro steps in
Buffalo City Metro distributed building materials to 60 storm-affected households across seven wards, helping vulnerable families repair damaged homes.
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WATCH | Convicted child murderer sentenced to two life sentences, three years
A Kariega man has been sentenced to two life terms plus three years for the rape and murder of eight-year-old Veronique May during Women’s Month.
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NSRI rescues Australian shepherd Bean from rip currents at Pollock Beach
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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Thys Lombard death: Tributes pour in for well-known school rugby photographer
Tributes have poured in on social media for well-known school sports photographer Thys Lombard who allegedly died during a surfing competition on Friday.
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Jong man verdrink enkele dae voor sy 21ste verjaardag in dam by oord
‘n Stil, jong man van Montagu wat Maandag sy 21ste verjaarsdag sou vier, se familie is verpletter nadat hy Vrydag in ‘n dam verdrink het.
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Knysna doctor and practice manager killed in N2 crash
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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Fadiel Adams se bedrogsaak gaan streekhof toe
Die saak teen LP Fadiel Adams is na die streekhof verwys nadat die ondersoek teen Adams afgehandel is. Hy het gister in die Pinetown-landdroshof in verskyn.
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WATCH | Headache delays alleged Kariega child murder sentencing
Sentencing in the case of a man accused of murdering eight-year-old Veronique May was postponed after he complained of a headache.
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Twins to represent SA at international dance competition
Jeffreys Bay twins Ilke and Arnoux Hattingh are set to make history as the Eastern Cape’s first dancers to compete at the UDO World Championships.
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R61 million pothole repair campaign launched in NMBM
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality launched a R61 million pothole repair campaign to enhance road infrastructure and address community concerns.
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