Local News
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Teen develops offline AI study assistant to bridge digital divide
A Grade 11 learner has created an offline AI study assistant to help students keep learning despite poor internet access or load shedding.
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Procurement delays and vandalism stall Moore Dyke project
Frustration is growing in the community over delays at the Moore Dyke Sports Precinct, a project that was originally expected to be completed by 2024.
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Power outages affect students during critical assessment period
Businesses, residents and students in parts of Nelson Mandela Bay continue to feel the impact of a prolonged power outage expected to last up to 21 days.
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Historic Botha Sigcau building severely damaged in Mthatha fire
A historic government building in Mthatha, the Botha Sigcawu Building, has been gutted by fire, damaging a key facility housing several departments.
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Four generations of judokas compete in national championship trials
Nearly 50 years of judo tradition culminated as 140 multi-generational judokas competed in MJ’s Dojo’s final championship selection trials yesterday.
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Kidnapped Gqeberha woman safely returned after 11 days
After being kidnapped and allegedly held for ransom for 11 days, Beyoncé Cairncross has finally been reunited with her family.
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Weeks in the dark: Nelson Mandela Bay faces 21-day power crisis
Residents and businesses face up to 21 days without electricity after a transmission pylon collapsed, triggering outages across parts of the metro.
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Police arrest two suspects in mandrax drug raid in Kenton-on-Sea
Two male suspects aged between 48 and 55 years old were arrested and a significant amount of mandrax tablets were confiscated following police intelligence-driven operation.
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Rugby Championship U20 returns to Gqeberha this April
The SANZAAR U20 Rugby Championship returns to the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium when South Africa, New Zealand, Australia and Argentina teams face off in April.
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Cycle for change: Activist’s 1 200km ride against GBV and child abuse
A 1 200km journey is underway as Mivuyo Qabo ‘cycle for change’ from Gqeberha to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to raise awareness of GBV.
