Local News
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SAPS nab two abalone poachers in Gqeberha
Once again, illegal abalone dealers were dealt another blow when SAPS members nabbed two suspects and confiscated abalone worth approximately R340,000 in KwaZakhele on Friday.
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Young BCM women empowered to lead extraordinary lives
QONCE – In a bid to honour Women’s Month, the Amathole Museum embarked on a women-led initiative, taking its mobile exhibition, “Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives,” to schools across the Buffalo…
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East London NPO empower learners, disabled people
East London NGO Small Projects Foundation donates sanitary towels to schools and rehabilitation centres through Thandolwethu Project this Women’s Month.
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Ford SA announces major layoffs to affect staff in Gqeberha
Ford South Africa announced mass layoffs affecting over 470 workers at its Silverton vehicle plant in Pretoria and Struandale engine facility in Gqeberha.
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IMPROVING THE CURRICULUM: Lovedale TVET College hosts Academic Indaba
Two-day academic indaba at Lovedale TVET College addressed curriculum delivery improvements and industry alignment for better graduate employability.
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Hawks foil kidnapping syndicate in Gqeberha, nine suspects arrested
Hawks arrested nine suspects in a kidnapping syndicate after Tracey Fourie was held captive for a week while ransom negotiations unfolded in Gqeberha.
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Counterfeit iPhone business owner arrested in Gqeberha
Hawks successfully confiscated 60 counterfeit iPhone silicone covers worth R60,000 and charged a 33-year-old Indian national with 60 counts of contravening the Counterfeit Goods Act.
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NMBM share plan to protect public infrastructure
Metro has intensified hotspot monitoring and increased security collaboration following violent Bayland protests over electricity cuts that damaged trucks and buses.
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Deputy President engages AmaMpondo on key service issues
Deputy President Mashatile meets King Ndamase to address service delivery issues and strengthen collaboration with traditional leaders.
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Man sentenced for illegal circumcision of underage boys
PORT ST JOHN’S – The Port St John’s Magistrate’s Court has sentenced Orlando Ngcaca (28) to three years’ direct imprisonment after he pleaded guilty to two counts of contravening the…
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