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Mens’ conference to address mental health
June is designated as Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to highlight the importance of men’s mental health and encourage open conversations about it. While men’s physical health is…
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Plans to reopen thwarted by yet another burglary
Due to a recent spate of burglary and vandalism incidents at the East London Aquarium, the historic marine museum is currently closed to the public. The marine wildlife recovery and…
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Swaar reën en rukwinde teister Wes-Kaap
Die Wes-Kaap ervaar uitdagende weerstoestande met swaar reen, oorstromings en sterk winde tot ten minste 27 Junie.
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Eastern Cape floods leave 4 724 households homeless
At least 4,724 households are now homeless in the Eastern Cape province, according to the Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA), which reports that 6,869 households were affected in total.…
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“Groter as lewensgroot” – vriende onthou legendariese Bakkes
C. Johan Bakkes, bekende Suid-Afrikaanse skrywer, is oorlede ná ’n stryd teen kanker en laat ’n nalatenskap van onvergeetlike stories agter.
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Floods death toll reaches 100 across the Eastern Cape
The official death toll from the recent floods has reached 100 across the Eastern Cape after more recoveries were made by search and recovery teams following the June floods that…
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Stellenbosse professor hardloop om kinderlewens te red
Prof. Pierre Goussard sal op 5 Julie aantree vir een van die wêreld se mees uitdagende drafroetes, die Gornergrat Zermatt-marathon in Switserland. Dié roete van 45km klim meedoënloos opwaarts deur…
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On the 12th day of the Iran-Israel conflict, Trump says a ceasefire is in force
WASHINGTON – US President Donald Trump said a ceasefire between Iran and Israel was in force , urging both sides to “not violate it” on the 12th day of the…
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Six extortion suspects killed in police shootout on R61
Six individuals suspected of involvement in extortion activities were fatally shot during a police operation on the R61 road between Mthatha and Ngcobo yesterday, June 23. According to official reports,…
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South Africa secures $1.5 bn World Bank infrastructure loan
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa said on Monday it had won a new $1.5 billion (approximately R28.97 billion) World Bank loan to revive its sluggish growth rate through reforms targeting rundown…
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