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Talle probleme in dorp sleep voort
Inwoners moet omliggende dorpe besoek in die hoop dat die dienste op daardie spesifieke dae gelewer sal word.
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Three men given lengthy sentences for brutal farm attack in East London
Three men sentenced to 25-30 years by Eastern Cape High Court for a brutal farm attack in Bluewater that included torture and a fatal collision during escape.
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Kouga Municipality celebrates environmental champions
Kouga Local Municipality celebrated its first Community Environmental Awards ceremony on June 27, honoring local environmental champions.
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Liverpool football star Diogo Jota dies in car crash in Spain
MADRID, SPAIN – Portuguese Liverpool striker Diogo Jota (28) and his brother, also a footballer, died in an accident on a road in northwest Spain early this morning, when their […]
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Humansdorp locals graduate as Wind Turbine Service Technicians
Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm graduates two local female electricians as certified Wind Turbine Service Technicians in inaugural training programme.
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South African dancer earns the Rising Star status, highest accolade in dancing
Nigella excelled in 23 dances over the two days of the championship, including six choreographed dances of her own and a challenging three-in-one improvised dance.
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Eskom warns of power restoration delays as severe storms hit Cape Town
The areas most affected include Bloekombos, Blue Downs, Delft, Dunoon, Eerste River, Khayelitsha, Phillippi, Uitsig and Wallacedene.
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Poor services and disrespect the norm for Matjhabeng
Meanwhile, public funds are spent on promotional events to boost the mayor’s image instead of addressing urgent community needs.
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World awaits Tyla on the international athletics field
Wasmuth is one of seven athletes and staff members of the University of the Free State (UFS) who will represent South Africa at the WUG, where athletes celebrate sport, science, and culture. These games are seen as the Olympics for…
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Kidnapping surge targets business owners in Gqeberha
Nelson Mandela Bay faces a troubling rise in kidnappings, particularly targeting foreign business owners. Law enforcement agencies are actively addressing safety concerns and investigating these incidents.
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