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In an effort to review and standardise its geographical names, the Buffalo City Metro Speaker of the Council, Councillor Humphrey Maxegwana, convened a meeting of the Metropolitan Geographical Names Committee (MGNC) at the New Council Chambers in City Hall in…

TO ensure a smarter and more efficient teaching and learning experience, the Eastern Cape Department of Education (ECDoE) launched a digital learning initiative to revolutionise education in the province.

AN author from Msobomvu Township in Gcuwa (Butterworth), Anathi Kum (21), has announced the publication of her poetry book titled, The Tree of Life.

MANAGEMENT from African Bank has taken steps to improve the quality of education in the Eastern Cape by hosting a Back-to-School event at Lower Ndakana Primary School in Ngqamakhwe last week.

ISIZWE Boxing Promotions, in conjunction with the Eastern Cape Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts, and Culture, is preparing to host a big boxing tournament at King Hintsa FET College, Dutywa campus, on March 15.

Two people died in a head-on collision on the N2 highway between Dutywa and Butterworth on Monday, February 10.

Eastern Cape Department of Health is saddened by the passing of Professor, Mkhuseli Kenneth Mashiyi, the esteemed Head of the Clinical Unit in Nephrology at Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital in Mthatha.

THE director of Vision Xhosa Pty Ltd, Yanga Mtyide, from Rockville locality in Bizana, confirmed they had received a tractor from the Isiqalo Youth Fund of the Eastern Cape last week.

Masithethe Counselling Services, formerly known as Lifeline, is a victim-empowering center in East London challenging communities to join them in taking a stand against rape, abuse, and violence against women and children by wearing black every Thursday.

Community members from various areas around Mqanduli marched last week, protesting about the poor condition of their access roads, including the tarmac road from Gogozayo Junction to Xhora (Elliotdale).