Nkosazana Ngwadla
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The second edition of an educational recognition event, hosted by the Friends of the New Brighton Library and Iphulo leeNkonde Foundation, celebrated Grade 12 learners’ achievements from eight local schools. Commemorative badges were awarded for excellence in academics, inspired by guest speaker Dr. Sipho Sishi’s message on perseverance. Community support is crucial for future growth.
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Newton Park continues to face ongoing complaints about the state of its power infrastructure, as residents on Handsworth Street and Peter Graham Avenue expressed mounting frustration with the Nelson Mandela […]
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Along with the rest of the country, the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Mayor led a march in support of a 7-year-old girl, Cwecwe, from Matatiele, calling for justice and solidarity […]
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Two kidnapping incidents were confirmed in Gqeberha, involving a 21-year-old male who returned home injured and a Chinese national abducted for ransom. Investigations are ongoing.
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Chapman High School, in the Northern Areas of Gqeberha, has joined an exciting new chapter in STEM education with its participation in the Eastern Cape 100 Teams Initiative, launched by […]
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South Africa’s steel production output for 2024 highlights the growing contribution of secondary steel producers, commonly known as mini-mills, to the country’s economy and its efforts to curb carbon emissions. […]
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Two-year-old Luca Goliath battles aggressive liver cancer, requiring a life-saving transplant. Her family’s resilience shines through challenges, and they seek community support for financial assistance and a suitable donor.
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On Saturday, March 22, the weather in Gqeberha was perfect with blue skies and a gentle breeze – setting the stage for Joshua and Danielle Jantjies to exchange vows in […]
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While many learners across South Africa proudly put on their school uniforms each morning, the reality is quite different for hundreds, possibly thousands of children who face a daily struggle […]
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After eight years in custody, televangelist Timothy Omotoso and his co-accused Zukiswa Sitho and Lusanda Sulani were found not guilty on all charges at the Gqeberha High Court .
