Local News
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Stray livestock intake paused over Foot-and-Mouth Disease risk
The Municipality has announced a Foot-and-Mouth Disease quarantine programme, but the pound won’t take stray cattle without written clearance.
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Police seek next of kin after woman fatally struck in N2 pedestrian accident
Police urgently seek next of kin after an unknown woman died crossing N2 near Van Stadens on Saturday. She had distinctive tattoos including rose designs.
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NMU offers temporary housing as accommodation talks continue
NMU has provided temporary housing to students who were found sleeping rough in campus common areas, following protests last week.
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Gqeberha payroll administrator granted R5,000 bail in multi-million-rand fraud case
Payroll administrator was arrested for allegedly defrauding Isuzu Motors of R10.5 million through manipulated records and false entries before being granted R5,000 bail in Gqeberha.
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NMU protests: Court interdict over accommodation crisis
A High Court order prohibits Nelson Mandela University students from barricading roadways or preventing campus access.
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Rising teen star makes her mark
At just 14 years old, Lisakhanya Damons is steadily making a name for herself in modelling, pageantry and community outreach.
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Neglected poultry confiscated amid meat safety concerns
Forty-two birds have been rescued from two spaza shops in Gqeberha where they were allegedly being kept in illegal abattoir conditions.
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March deadline set for Eastern Cape name change objections
Residents across the Eastern Cape have until early March to formally object to controversial name changes that were officially gazetted on 6 February.
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Court finds no case against eight accused in Nelson Mandela Bay toilet scandal, two officials to stand trial
“Eight accused persons and two business entities have been discharged in a R24.6 million COVID-19 toilet project corruption case following a Section 174 court ruling.”
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Automotive policy in focus as VW marks 75 years in SA
Volkswagen Group Africa’s milestone 75th anniversary has coincided with renewed calls for policy certainty in South Africa’s automotive sector.
