News
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Madibaz relish ‘golden opportunity’ to impress at USSA regatta
The Madibaz are primed to take on the top student rowing teams in the country at the University Sports South Africa sprints regatta in the Western Cape this weekend.
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UPDATE | Athule Phindani (31) identified as body washed ashore at Cape Recife
The body that washed ashore on Tuesday, April 9 at Cape Recife, has been identified as Athule Phindani (31), and an investigation is ongoing.
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How a child’s cry inspired a lifelong mission
The trajectory of Thobeka Mduduma’s life, and that of countless others, was forever altered by a simple, yet touching moment on the streets of KwaZakhele.
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SAPS New Brighton seeks community assistance in locating missing 40-year-old male
SAPS New Brighton are allegedly looking for Ntlantla Hobongwana (40), who went missing after he left his home in Gqamlana Street, New Brighton on April 4 at approximately 14:00.
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IN THE SADDLE: Nine races on cards for Friday meeting
Speed and stamina will be on display in a real treat for horse racing fans at Friday’s meeting on the Fairview Turf track in Greenbushes.
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Earn a feather in your cap, enter the Red Feather Charity Run
The inaugural Red Feather Charity Run, organised by Community Chest and Run for Christ Athletic Club, is a race with a purpose.
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Celebrating Eid-ul-Fitr in Nelson Mandela Bay
Eid-Ul-Fitr, often referred to simply as Eid, marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting and spiritual reflection observed by Muslims worldwide.
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Dumza Maswana, Legato show for charity
Renowed jazz artist and radio personality, Dumza Maswana, is gearing up for a special event that promises to be both a celebration of his birthday and a heartfelt gesture of giving back to the community.
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Kyle awarded for community service
Kyle Pienaar (12), a local learner involved with serving the under-privileged since the age of seven, was recently recognised for his hard work when the Rotary Club of Port Elizabeth South rewarded him with a Community Service Award.
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Water restrictions to remain
The issue of water uses and wastage in the metro has been ongoing for a while. However, with the dam levels improving, locals cannot be blamed for expecting the current restrictions to be eased or lifted.










