Local News
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Gqeberha businessman Rob Evans denied bail twice in murder case
GQEBERHA – Gqeberha businessman Rob Evans will remain behind bars after his second attempt at freedom was denied today, 11 November, at the Gqeberha High Court. The 58-year-old Algoa Plastics…
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Eastern Cape car-winning cop on a mission to end GBV in Kamesh
KARIEGA – The winner of a car at this year’s Women’s Challenge in Gqeberha is on the frontlines of the war against gender-based violence. Nomandla Lunguza, a lieutenant-colonel in the…
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Gqeberha man (28) sentenced to 20 years’ imprisonment for raping his minor cousin (12)
Axolile Swapi (28) pleaded guilty to raping his twelve-year-old cousin, telling the court he had prior intention and acted with a completely sober state of mind.
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NMU institutes investigation following student’s tragic death
Nelson Mandela University is conducting an inquiry following the death of a student who committed suicide after allegedly being raped.
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SANRAL roll out R300 million to enhance highway safety
A major R300 million technological transformation is underway along national roads in the Eastern Cape.
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Hillside High School claims third chess championship title
In a display of grit and teamwork, Hillside Technical High School secured their third Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB) Schools Chess Playoffs title.
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Three suspects appear in court for Newton Park home invasion murder
Three suspects appeared at Gqeberha Magistrate’s Court charged with murdering Daniel De Jager during a home invasion in Newton Park on 30 October.
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Fifth NMU student’s death in three weeks sends shockwaves through campus
Outrage and concerns mount at Nelson Mandela University after news emerged about Sesethu Enhle Mboza (19), who allegedly took her own life after being sexually assaulted.
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Sophisticate Models hosts 36th Top Model gala
Sophisticate Models marked a significant milestone on Saturday evening, hosting its 36th annual Top Model of the Year gala.
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Court sentences serial offender to three life terms for multiple rapes
Malaziwe Enock Joja received three life terms plus 47 years for crimes spanning from 2014-2016.
