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Mbhashe 500 housing project phase 2 at planning stage
The multimillion-rand second phase of the Mbhashe 500, a housing project addressing the disaster that destroyed 500 homes in the Mbhashe Local Municipality area, is now in the planning stages…
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Collaborative solutions sought for youth disability inclusion
BCM, UFH and partners hosted a dialogue to promote youth disability inclusion in education and industry, highlighting challenges and solutions.
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Buffalo City Metro to beef up security at reservoirs as water outages persist
BCM to boost security at reservoirs after theft, vandalism worsen water outages across Metro; Nompumelelo, Ducats among hardest hit areas.
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Africa Eastern Cape Hair and Beauty Business Seminar
APPROXIMATELY 105 businesses from across the province gathered at the Ocean Terrace Park in Quigney, East London for the Africa Eastern Cape Hair and Beauty Business Seminar on the 22nd…
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Water supply restored
Water restored in parts of Buffalo City after repairs to vandalised infrastructure; areas like Ginsberg and Beacon Bay now have running water again.
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Rural women in Buffalo City empowered on gender-based violence
Small Projects Foundation, an East London based non-governmental organisation (NGO), recently hosted a gender-based violence (GBV) workshop aimed at empowering women in rural areas about the scourge of GBV, held…
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Vermiste vrou van Bellville dood gevind by Kaapse gastehuis
Chantal Pelser (52) se liggaam is in ‘n gastehuis in Kaapstad gevind ná ‘n wye soektog. Sy is Sondag (25 Mei) as vermis aangmeld.
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Boyfriend sentenced to 25 years for setting girlfriend alight in jealous rage
A 31-year-old Motlatsi Mpharu was sentenced to 25 years’ imprisonment on May 23 at the Sterkspruit Regional Court for attempted murder after he tied his then girlfriend, 22-year-old Mpho Kutoana,…
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Hacked Facebook account leads to major fraud case
A man faces fraud charges for scamming a woman out of R85 800 via a fake Facebook account.
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Malema vows to keep chanting controversial song
South Africa’s firebrand opposition leader on Saturday vowed to keep using controversial chants that featured in a contentious White House meeting between the US and South African presidents. During talks…
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