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School rugby teams amped up for last games of the season
Time is starting to run out! This year’s school rugby season in Nelson Mandela Bay is coming to an exciting end. At this stage of the season, it is especially…
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Bumper line-up expected at new season start
It is time to bring out the big guns! The first feature races of the new East Cape season will form part of the exciting meeting this coming Friday at…
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Tech Leader’s three lessons for African innovation
In a compelling Women’s Month address hosted by PSG Financial Services on 6 August, technology entrepreneur, Rapelang Rabana, delivered a thought-provoking talk on the transformative power of technology. Currently serving…
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Gqeberha’s Alison Botha shows remarkable resilience after brain aneurysm recovery
Known for her bravery and courage after surviving a brutal attack in 1994, Gqeberha rape survivor and inspirational speaker Alison Botha is once again showing resilience after recovering from a…
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Two Checkers scooters ablaze, R75 protests halt
Two Checkers Sixty60 scooters had a very bad Monday in Nelson Mandela Bay yesterday, 11 August, turning afternoon grocery runs into afternoon drama for observant motorists. A quick check of…
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Nelson Mandela Bay’s Pretty in Pink ladies 5km celebrates women’s day in style
Nelson Mandela Bay’s Pretty in Pink Ladies 5km, delivered an unforgettable Women’s Day celebration on Saturday, 9 August 2025, with thousands of women flooding King’s Beach in shades of vibrant…
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Fifteen years in jail for murdering his mother, stepfather, and brother
The Free State High Court has handed down a lengthy prison sentence to a young man for the murder of his family members.
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Police corruption crisis deepens as officers face courts for murder and theft
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s police force is grappling with a mounting crisis of corruption and criminality within its own ranks, as recent court cases expose a disturbing pattern of misconduct that…
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Jellyfish invasion forces shutdown of France’s largest nuclear power station
LILLE, FRANCE – A massive swarm of jellyfish forced the complete shutdown of Western Europe’s largest nuclear power station on Monday, highlighting the unexpected ways climate change is affecting critical infrastructure.…
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Steenhuisen slams BEE and unveils 6-point-plan to ‘turbocharge’ economy
Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen on Monday unveiled an ambitious six-point economic recovery plan, calling for the scrapping of Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) and employment equity policies which he…
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