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Two men drown at Maitlands Beach
Two men drowned at Maitlands Beach yesterday. According to police spokesperson, Capt. Sandra Janse van Rensburg, it is alleged that the two men, employees from a local racecourse, were having lunch at the beach before deciding to go for a…
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Humewood community unites against crime
A TEAMWORK approach to community crime fighting has proven its worth across the country.
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Local learner selected for scholarship programme
A YOUNG girl from Motherwell is among only 24 learners across the country who have been selected for the inaugural KFC Ikusasa Lethu scholarship.
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Educator teaches citizenship through art
NEW Brighton-born and bred educator, Mzodumo Armstrong Mchenge Mfunda, wishes to train and develop educators and learners to become good citizens through fine art.
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Motherwell School of Excellence prepares for league resumption
THE Motherwell School of Excellence (MSE) is working very hard in preparation for the start of the SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Regional League, which came to a halt, due to the coronavirus outbreak, in March 2020.
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All systems are in place for PE Comets’ basketball tournament
DESPITE concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, the PE Comets eighth annual Development Basketball Tournament takes place at NU 5 Emadramini Basketball Court and at Raymond Mhlaba Indoor Sports Centre, from today until Saturday.
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How to avoid being scammed by fake NGOs
WHEN deciding which non-profit or non-governmental organisation (NPO or NGO) to support, most people wonder whether they are making the right decision giving their hard-earned cash away.
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Sponsor helps rap duo live their dream
SIX years after leaving their respective groups and taking a huge leap of faith by forming a rap duo, things are finally starting to look up for the Major Stunners, from Timothy Valley, in the northern areas of Nelson Mandela…
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Rewriting maths, physical science just got easier
THE two subjects that most matric learners fear are mathematics and science – and often these are the two subjects that cause learners either to fail their year, or miss out on a university pass.
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Cancer survivor launches modelling academy
WHEN she underwent chemotherapy years ago and lost all her hair, she was too afraid to hold her son because she thought that she looked like a ghost and would scare him.
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