QUINTIN LEVEY | Bay has a heritage of export excellence

Reflecting on regional heritage, Exporters Eastern Cape highlights Nelson Mandela Bay's 300-year history of trade and export excellence across mohair, citrus, automotive, and pharmaceutical industries.

Standing the test of time: Port Elizabeth St George's Club marks 160th anniversary

The Port Elizabeth St George's Club, on of South Africa's oldest institutions of its kind, is celebrating its 160th anniversary this weekend.

A FRESH START: Tears of joy for Bethelsdorp pupils

Ten years after construction started, Premier Oscar Mabuyane has officially opened the new R100m+ Bethelsdorp Comprehensive School, bringing state-of-the-art facilities to over 1,200 pupils in Nelson Mandela Bay.

Winning power, keeping power: report maps coalition risks

South African municipal coalitions that exclude the party with the most council seats are four times more likely to collapse, according to new research by MISTRA tracking local government pacts and hung councils.

Election pledge must go beyond words

The right to vote in SA did not come cheap. It took many years of the struggle, and some people paid the ultimate price for it. It is therefore incumbent on all of us to guard the electoral processes jealously. On Tuesday, we witnessed political parties and independent candidates in the Eastern Cape doing their bit by signing a pledge to adhere to the Electoral Code of Conduct ahead of the November 4 local government elections.

Eastern Cape Judge Bloem's proposed elevation to Supreme Court widely welcomed

Legal bodies have welcomed the JSCâ s recommendation to appoint Eastern Cape judge Gerald Bloem to the Supreme Court of Appeal, citing his extensive experience and judicial integrity.

Labour department to conduct own investigation into East London Golf Club tragedy

The Department of Employment and Labour has launched an investigation into the fatal accident at East London Golf Club that claimed the life of employee Nkosinathi Zenani, amid allegations the club failed to report the incident.

November fuel price: SA motorists could face another SHOCK

South African motorists have barely recovered from October's fuel price increases, but early November projections point to another blow at the pumps.

Gayton McKenzie may yet drive F1 to SA

If due diligence has been done by McKenzie's team, then don't bet against McKenzie pulling it off.

Chris Pappas: 'Apartheid is not coming back' as DA seeks re-election in uMngeni (VIDEO)

Chris Pappas, the DA mayor, discusses moving beyond racial fears in politics for effective leadership and service delivery.

Former Bafana Bafana captain Aaron Mokoena escapes unhurt after vehicle crash

According to residents, Mokoena allegedly lost control of his vehicle while approaching a roundabout before crashing into the wall of Trevasa Court.

Woman escapes kidnapping attempt, suspects open fire on EMPD officers in Thembisa

Officers were executing routine patrols when they heard a young woman screaming for help

Doctors warned to embrace AI or risk losing jobs to tech

Medical practitioners warned to embrace digital medical practices, otherwise they risk falling behind and potentially losing their jobs.

Teen star Rowles, veteran Faf smiling all the way to the bank after SA20 player auction

Temba Bavuma also found a home for season five of the competition.

10 people killed in Durban minibus taxi crash

It is alleged that the taxi lost control and collided with a tree in Cato Ridge, Durban.

Asylum seekers cannot vote in South Africa's 2026 local elections, IEC says

'My k**firs know their place': SCA upholds R500,000 fine against businessman for repeated K-word use

2026 matric exams: Umalusi to brief public on readiness ahead of October start

Five held and guns seized after drug busts

Five suspects have been arrested for the alleged manufacture of mandrax in two separate drug busts in different provinces days apart.

PHILLIP DEXTER | Six and a half thousand candidates, and still the media pretends that the SACP is invisible

Despite fielding over 6,500 candidates as an independent contender, the SACP is facing a media blackout. SACP's Phillip Dexter calls on broadcasters and editors to implement transparent rules for fair election coverage.