News
-
-
The RB20 Revelation: Verstappen’s Bahrain Blitz
The first sighting of Red Bull’s RB20 prompted many to gawk at its virtuosic design. Adrian Newey and his design team, it seemed, had produced a car with so many innovations no one else had even dared to entertain. But…
-
Ransom demand of $1.4 million made for kidnapped Gqeberha businessman
Following the abduction of a Gqeberha businessman, Neal Ah-Tow last Friday, March 1, as he was preparing to open his fishery on Crichton Street in Sidwell, a ransom demand of $1.4 million has surfaced.
-
Gqeberha Gears Up for 16th Annual CANSA Relay For Life
The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) reminds citizens to mark the calendar for the 16th annual CANSA Relay For Life, Gqeberha. Taking place on Saturday, 16 March from 6:00pm to 6:00am on Sunday, 17 March 2024, at the Fairview…
-
SAMSA halts search for overboard seafearer in Algoa Bay
The South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) can confirm that after a thorough situation appraisal, the search operation for a seafarer who was reported overboard from the container vessel MV Santa Cruz in the Indian Ocean, near Cape Recife, Gqeberha…
-
Family entertainment awaits in KKNK Feesmark
Exciting entertainment and loads for the whole family to do are on offer at the KKNK’s Feesmark.
-
SA selection a dream come true for Madibaz shot stopper
Goalkeeper Kamva Dyakala’s skills on the hockey pitch will come under intense scrutiny when he makes his debut for South Africa this month.
-
Police search continues for Sidwell businessman
SAPS Algoa Park detectives are still searching for a Gqeberha businessman, Neal Ah-Tow (58) who was kidnapped outside his fishery in Crichton Street in Sidwell on Friday morning, 3.
-
Search underway: Man missing in Algoa Bay
Authorities are intensifying search efforts for a 31-year-old Indian male national who disappeared at sea in Algoa Bay on March 2, with the search spanning across Algoa Bay and beyond, maritime officials are urging mariners to assist in the search.…
-
Nelson Mandela University secures interim interdict against striking NEHAWU members
Nelson Mandela University has been granted an interim interdict against striking Nehawu union workers, who, according to the university, have been guilty of participating in unlawful behaviour.









