Natasha Bezuidenhout
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“It’s quite frightening to think about it. The Eastern Cape is the second biggest province in South Africa and we have one person doing this.”
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Frustration is growing in the community over delays at the Moore Dyke Sports Precinct, a project that was originally expected to be completed by 2024.
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A 1 200km journey is underway as Mivuyo Qabo ‘cycle for change’ from Gqeberha to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to raise awareness of GBV.
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The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) are investigating a case of kidnapping after a 22-year-old woman was allegedly kidnapped in Gqeberha yesterday.
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The Central Special Rating Area (SRA) has been taking proactive steps to address neglected buildings and improve safety in the area.
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At 79, retired teacher George Maleiba has proved it is never too late to follow a dream, publishing his first book of poems.
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A concerned mother says her adult daughter has been left without vital psychiatric medication for weeks, highlighting medication shortages.
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The DA in the Eastern Cape announced this week that it had welcomed a number of former ActionSA members, including regional leaders, into its ranks.
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Mounting frustration over illegal dumping across several suburbs in Nelson Mandela Bay has prompted renewed calls for urgent intervention.
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After days of uncertainty and an outpouring of public support, the SPCA Uitenhage will remain at its long-standing premises in the interim.
