News

A gospel artist from Tsilithwa locality in Qumbu, Ezile Jikijela, aims to inspire and give hope to those who are hopeless, by means of his music.

A partnership among several parties has seen 397 patients get free eyesight-restoring cataract surgeries.

Almost three years after his death, Mbhashe Local Municipality has immortalised the late businessman and philanthropist, Mthetheleli Ngumbela, by naming the stretch of the N2 running through the town of Idutywa as Mthetheleli Ngumbela Drive.

Set to take place from March 29 to April 1, 2024, at the esteemed Moko Sports Complex in Zihlahleni Location, the event is expected to host 32 teams, ensuring a riveting display of skill and sportsmanship.

The chairperson of the Nelson Mandela Museum Board in Mthatha, Siphe Potelwa, confirmed that they had hosted a prizegiving ceremony for 10 learners who participated in the Annual Human Rights Essay Competition.

Provincial senior manager of the Pan South African Language Board (PanSALB) in the Eastern Cape, Xolisa Tshongolo, said they had hosted a workshop at Efata School for the blind and deaf in Mthatha, last week.

Eastern Cape Transport MEC, Xolile Nqatha, has commended the steady progress on the Msikaba Bridge project, while raising concerns with the slow progress on the Mtentu Bridge.

A worship singer from Butterworth Christian Centre (BCC) in Butterworth, Gcinikhaya Jele, will host Imvuselelo Concert 2024 with the aim of restoring hope to those who are hopeless, on August 31.

The Ayabulela Amaxesibe Trading 2024 Tournament was officially launched this past Sunday and will take place on April 6.

The Eastern Cape Department of Health MEC’s spokesperson, Mkhululi Ndamase confirmed that the Department of Health would like to inform the people of the Eastern Cape about its telephones being temporarily down due to money owed to a service provider.