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Murder suspect says he ‘had enough of Charlie Kirk’s hatred’
Tyler Robinson (22), the man accused of shooting Charlie Kirk, said he killed the right-wing activist because he was tired of his “hatred.”
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Constitutional Court hears landmark case on Shell’s Wild Coast exploration
The Constitutional Court heard arguments in a historic case that could set the tone for future battles between corporate energy interests and environmental and community rights.
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Trump sues New York Times for $15 billion over ‘decades-long defamation’
The New York Times criticised a $15 billion defamation lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump as a brazen attempt to silence independent reporting.
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Israeli airstrikes leave children dead, residents describe horror in Gaza City
As drones buzzed overhead in the morning sun, Palestinians sifted through the rubble of a residential block in northern Gaza City, lifting a blanket that held the body of a victim of Israel’s ongoing bombardment.
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Christo Nel granted R5000 bail after claiming he ended mother’s suffering
GQEBERHA – Christo Nel (64) accused of murdering his elderly mother has been granted bail of R5000 after telling police he shot her to end her unbearable suffering. Nel, a freelance […]
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Rotary is calling on artists for Fine Arts Festival
The Rotary Club of Uitenhage invites artists aged 6 to 60+ to showcase their work at the Fine Arts Festival, promoting community development and creative expression.
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Four days of faith and fellowship in Kariega
The 80-Hour Faith Ride, hosted by HVH Church in Kariega from 24-27 September, aims to unite the community through sport, worship, and activities supporting local causes.
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Inspiring rural youth through film, acting
Inga Makosonke, Director of New Motion Casting Agency, has confirmed that their first film, Dark Shadow, was aired on Mpuma-Kapa TV in July this year. The experience provided crucial lessons […]
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Rise of lab-grown diamonds sparks economic alarm in Southern Africa
Botswana and its southern African peers – nations that built much of their prosperity on diamonds – are scrambling to secure new sources of growth as cheaper, lab-grown alternatives disrupt the global market.
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DA slams SANDF’s R28m plan for ‘unaccredited’ training in Cuba
The Democratic Alliance (DA) has sharply the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) for approving a R28 million programme to send 20 officers to Cuba for what the party describes as “unaccredited, wasteful training.”
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