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AACL responds to Schauderville pitbull attack: Responsible ownership key to preventing dog attacks
Following a severe pitbull attack on a toddler in Schauderville, animal welfare experts emphasise responsible ownership over breed discrimination as key to preventing such tragedies.
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Search continues for teen missing at Brighton Beach
Emergency services are continuing search operations for a teenager who went missing while swimming at Brighton Beach yesterday.
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Top local trainers prepare for tough weekend challenges
Fairview trainers, Alan Greeff and Dean Smith, will have the full support of the EC racing fraternity when they embark on major challenges in Johannesburg.
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Petition for speed humps on ‘highway to hell’ in Central
The tragic death of an elderly pedestrian has reignited community demands for urgent safety measures on a notorious stretch of road in Central.
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After years of lies, Marike de Klerk’s killer finally tells the truth
GQEBERHA – “I knew it, you are my child,” his mother said when Luyanda Mboniswa finally told her the truth in 2013. It had taken him twelve years to look…
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EC High Court strengthens NSPCA powers to monitor live animal export vessels
Eastern Cape Division of the High Court in Makhanda recently, 18 November, made a judgment stating that the National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) would obtain greater authority to prevent cruelty…
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Community march launches 16 Days of Activism campaign
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality launched the 16 Days of Activism campaign with a call to speak up against GBV and harmful behaviour.
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Las Vegas Gp: Verstappen cashes in
The Las Vegas grand prix is a new-ish edition to the Formula 1 calendar, having made its debut only three years ago. It didn’t start in the way promoters and…
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Police arrest 109 drunk drivers ahead of festive season
Eastern Cape Provincial Traffic officers arrested 109 motorists for driving under the influence during a coordinated weekend crackdown.
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NMBM traffic director placed on suspension during investigation
Nelson Mandela Bay’s traffic and licensing director Warren Prins has been placed on precautionary suspension by the Metro pending an internal investigation into unspecified allegations.
