Community Highlights
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Namakwaland reeds besig om sy blommekleed vir skouspel oop te gooi
Gunstige weersomstandighede vroeër vanjaar het tot die vroeë ontkieming van blomme in Namakwaland gelei, met ‘n blommeskouspel wat vir nog ‘n paar weke voorspel word.
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Winter Woolly Drive delivers warmth, kindness
Winter Woolly Drive brought joy to 42 elderly residents in the Rocklands community with a delivery of much-needed warm blankets, clothing and toiletries to one of Algoa Bay Council for…
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Omotoso trial: First part of appeal process to be heard
On Monday, July 14, the Eastern Cape High Court will hear the first part of the appeal process in the criminal case involving Timothy Omotoso.
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Join the Pay It Forward Community Fund: Rucking for a Cause
Local student and Express correspondent Danielle Saayman is turning her experience of pain and loss after the death of her mother into a pay it forward campaign. Saayman, in collaboration…
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Entries now open for the 2025 Pretty in Pink ladies 5km
Entries are now officially open for the 4th annual Pretty in Pink Ladies 5km, taking place on Saturday, August 9, in celebration of National Women’s Day. The event invites women…
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Express reporter named finalist in prestigious Sikuvile Journalism Awards 2025
Shanti Jafta, PE Express and UD Express reporter, has been announced as a finalist in the prestigious Sikuvile Journalism Awards 2025. The awards are held by the South African National…
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Leah (14): Inspiring dreams on and off the hockey field
Leah Welcome (14) aims to inspire disadvantaged youth while pursuing her hockey dreams as a brand ambassador and Eastern Province A-team player.
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Meet the Young Heroes winners
After many entries to our Young Heroes Campaign, PE Express is proud to announce our winners.
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Winter Woolly donation brings warm smiles to Joe Slovo ECD
Many of our children come to school without jackets or even shoes. With the recent cold snap, this donation couldn’t have come at a better time.
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Joy Group donates soup mix to Adcock Homes residents
The Joy Group, led by Henry Fourie, donated soup mix to support 58 residents of Adcock Homes in Schauderville, demonstrating commitment to community welfare amid rising living costs.
