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The Ministers of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi, and Social Development, Nokuzola Tolashe, have confirmed that the deadline for beneficiaries to swap their gold SASSA card for the black Postbank card has been extended from February 25 to March…

This Valentine’s Day executive sous chef Mthobeli “Sunshine” Ndaleni will put his personal stamp on fine dining at one of the Eastern Cape’s premier hotels for the first time.

The case involving three suspects, appeared before the East London Magistrate’s Court today, February 12, for their alleged involvement in the kidnapping of a 9-year-old East London girl. The matter has been remanded to February 19 for a formal bail…

Woodridge College may not rank among the Eastern Cape’s “big” rugby schools but it has certainly produced a gem in new Madibaz recruit Bukho Pantsi.

Two learners from Arcadia Secondary School, Octavian Scharneck (head boy) and Lyndell de Wee (head girl), were nominated by their fellow students to participate in the Trolley Dash organised by Boardwalk Hotel and Casino as part of their outreach programme.

Now it is the turn of the Grey High cricket team to fly the Gqeberha flag in the Western Cape.

St Francis Hospice in Gqeberha, a vital institution since 1986, has appointed Carol Botha as its new director.

The Algoa Bay Council for the Aged (ABCA) is determined to improve the well-being of lonely seniors through their initiative, “Adopt-a-Granny-Grandpa.”

In a candid reflection, a Gqeberha author, Abigail George, opened up about her evolving writing journey, sharing insights into the creative process and her future aspirations.