Shanti Jafta
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Durban Street in Kariega faces ongoing issues with non-functional traffic lights, posing dangers to road users, while vandalism complicates repair efforts, leading to community concern and administrative challenges.
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Tinktinkie informal settlement in Kariega recently received new toilets and lighting improvements. Key issues addressed include water access and sanitation; however, road access remains unresolved.
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Eskom announced Stage 2 loadshedding from May 13-15 during evening peak hours due to delayed maintenance returns and unplanned breakdowns affecting generation capacity.
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A 44-year-old shop owner was allegedly kidnapped by five suspects in North End. Suspects shot through his BMW window, forced him into their Polo and fled with both vehicles.
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Oosterland CYCC revived OJ’s Charity Shop to enhance sustainability through donations. Director Jonker seeks community volunteers and donations after a successful reopening, emphasising future growth.
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James Ndulula Primary School received 23 laptops and 50 tablets from the Eastern Cape MEC for Education to enhance digital learning and bridge the digital divide in Kariega.
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A team of cyclists will ride 814 kilometers from Cape Town to Kariega to support drought-stricken farmers this April, raising funds and awareness for relief efforts.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to South Africa Thursday underscores a shift in Pretoria’s stance on Russia’s invasion more than three years ago.
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Key stakeholders met at the Love Life Centre to enhance sporting infrastructure, focusing on the Multi-Purpose Centre’s rebuild and revitalising the KwaNobuhle Sport Forum for community involvement.
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SAPS Despatch seeks community help in identifying the driver of a white VW Jetta involved in a fatal hit-and-run incident on April 19.
