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First NSRI Pink Rescue Buoys unveiled in Nelson Mandela Bay
North End Lake is now home to Nelson Mandela Bay’s first public Pink Rescue Buoys, installed by the NSRI ahead of World Drowning Prevention Day.
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NSRI evacuates injured seafarer off Gqeberha coast
An injured 24-year-old Chinese seafarer was safely evacuated by the NSRI from a bulk carrier off the Gqeberha coast in challenging sea conditions.
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Matriculant of the Year | Closing date near for achievers who want to enter
Matric learners who excel in academics, culture, sport and leadership, and who plan to study at the UFS next year, are invited to enter.
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Accused faces 18 charges alone after declining legal representation
Despite repeated warnings from the magistrate, Donovan Williams chose to represent himself as he appeared in court facing 18 serious charges.
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Chris Hani District Municipality saves R1.5m on new fleet
Chris Hani District Municipality has received 66 new service delivery vehicles through a leasing agreement aimed at improving services and reducing costs.
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Man arrested after allegedly firing random shots in community
A 23-year-old Cofimvaba man is expected in court after police arrested him for allegedly possessing unlicensed firearms and randomly firing shots.
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WATCH |Gqeberha businessman Rob Evans trial date set for November
Gqeberha businessman Rob Evans faces trial in November for the premeditated murder, attempted murder and kidnapping of his then 36-year-old girlfriend, Vanessa van Rensburg, and defeating the ends of justice.
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Msikaba Bridge reaches 70% completion milestone as SANRAL targets 2029 finish
Construction of the Msikaba Bridge has reached 70% completion, with SANRAL confident the landmark project will be completed in 2029.
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Police constable murder: Three men appear in Gqeberha High Court
Three men accused of murdering Gelvandale police constable Callan Andrews appeared in the Gqeberha High Court for a pre-trial conference.
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Jeffreys Bay protest case postponed after 69 granted bail
The case against 69 people arrested during violent anti-immigrant protests in Jeffreys Bay has been postponed to October after they were granted bail.
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