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“Black tax” – where young black professionals are expected to support their families financially – may be regarded as a boon or a burden.

Community members from Mthwaku Administrative Area are looking forward to a ceremony to welcome their new traditional leader, Chief Mboneleli Mkatshane, in Ngqamakhwe today.

The former Agriculture Female Entrepreneur Award winner in the Eastern Cape, Zoliwe Nombewu, from Madwaleni Administrative Area in Tsolo, plants crops over 200 hectares of land, where she cultivates grain such as maize and dry beans and vegetables.

The Eastern Cape Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs recently appointed Mawethu Pinyana as acting municipal manager of Ingquza Hill Local Municipality.

Iviwe Deli (15) and her younger sister, Ayamkela Deli (13), from Mzikayise Dalasile Senior Secondary School in Ngcobo, were described as learners who were dedicated to their school work, especially when it came to mathematics.

Women With Vision (WWV) founder, Rashida Mukadam, has been a permanent feature in charitable work in Mthatha since she founded her organisation in 2007.

Eastern Cape residents can now be vaccinated at Rhino Cash and Carry, Boxer superstores, or at the post office.

Meet the future of computer coding, young phenomenon, Natemba Sogoni (7), from Fortgale, Mthatha.

While the country celebrated Women’s Day on Monday, field reporter from Unitra Community Radio (UCR FM) in Mthatha, Pindile Mabongo, urged men to respect women because they are the backbones of their homes.

THE Toyota Land Cruiser celebrates 70 years of existence this month. Launched in August 1951, the Land Cruiser was originally known as the “Toyota BJ,” a four-wheel drive vehicle equipped with a powerful engine.