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Second teacher dies following Ntabankulu Primary School shooting
Second teacher dies from injuries at Ntabankulu Primary School shooting. Former colleague shot three teachers on 22 January.
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Malema’s political future at stake as he returns to court in firearm discharge case
EAST LONDON – The political future of EFF leader Julius Malema hangs in the balance as he returns to the East London Magistrate’s Court today for pre sentencing in his…
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Teacher shot dead, two injured by former colleague at primary school in Qonce township
A former teacher out on bail for sexual assault charges shot and killed one educator and injured two others at a Qonce school before taking his own life.
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F1 2026 Isn’t an Update. It’s a Reboot
Formula 1 is no stranger to rule and regulation changes. But calling the new 2026 regulations a change is a colossal understatement. It makes the introduction of Hybrid power units…
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Fire season claims Animal Welfare Society worker
The Animal Welfare Society PE bravely helped to save their shelter from flames, only to lose a beloved staff member in a house fire hours later.
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Eastern Cape leads SA road safety turnaround with biggest festive season drop
Eastern Cape leads nation with highest reduction in festive season road fatalities, marking a remarkable turnaround for the province.
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Young fencer seeks R75,000 to represent South Africa in Senegal
A 17-year-old fencer from Nelson Mandela Bay has been selected to represent South Africa at the Junior African Fencing Championships.
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Soqhayisa Senior Secondary excels in 2025 matric results
Motherwell school, Soqhayisa Senior Secondary School, performed extremely well as their 2025 Grade 12 pass rate reached 99.6%.
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Blue Heritage Plaque unveiled to celebrate 150-year legacy
Collegiate Junior School celebrated its history with a Blue Heritage Plaque unveiling, honouring its legacy as one of South Africa’s oldest girls’ schools.
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Water crisis deepens as burst pipes compound critical supply
Burst water mains, leaks and crumbling infrastructure are intensifying Nelson Mandela Bay’s water crisis.
