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Video shows lawyer’s reckless driving day before fatal crash in Jeffreys Bay
Dramatic video evidence shown in court reveals Jeffreys Bay lawyer’s allegedly reckless driving one day before fatal collision killed woman.
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Four arrested within hours of Gqeberha teen murder
Walmer SAPS arrested four suspects in a murder case after a swift investigation led to identifying the crime scene and apprehending perpetrators.
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Tributes pour in for Gqeberha music legend Melvyn Matthews
Gqeberha-born hitmaker Melvyn Matthews has died, the Ministry of Sport, Arts and Culture confirmed on Sunday.
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Hill-Lewis elected DA leader as new leadership team unveiled
Geordin Hill-Lewis elected DA leader as party unveils new leadership team, marking major transition following federal congress in Midrand.
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Father fears for unborn child as strike disrupts maternity care at Dora Nginza
A father fears for his unborn child as an unprotected strike at Dora Nginza Hospital in Gqeberha disrupts maternity and surgical services.
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School ordered to vacate premises amid property dispute with church
The New Brighton SDA Primary School has been issued a notice to vacate its premises following a procurement process that awarded the property to the Bantu Church of Christ.
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Suspended NMBM City Manager continues to receive salary two years later
Suspended City Manager Dr Noxolo Nqwazi has reportedly received R5.8 million in salary payments since her October 2023 suspension over fraud allegations.
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Armed trio rob MacBooks from customers at Walmer coffee shop
Three armed suspects robbed patrons at a Walmer coffee shop, stealing multiple laptops including MacBooks. No injuries were reported.
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Energy security in focus as Eskom, Coega sign key agreement
Coega and Eskom have signed an MoU to strengthen cooperation on South Africa’s Nuclear New Build Programme, at a ceremony in Gqeberha.
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Dr Naledi Pandor installed as NMU Chancellor, calls for “good trouble” in Mandela’s spirit
Dr Pandor urges NMU to ‘make good trouble’ in Mandela’s spirit, warning of threats to academic freedom and Africa’s development.
