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Eastern Cape councillor candidate arrested over alleged ballot paper theft
An Eastern Cape councillor candidate has been disqualified and arrested for allegedly attempting to steal ballot papers, while an IEC official in Mdantsane was dismissed for transporting party agents.
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Ex-Isuzu administrator found guilty of siphoning off R10.5m over six years
A former payroll administrator at Isuzu Motors SA, Natasja Slabbert, has been convicted of fraud after unlawfully diverting more than R10.5m from the company through a sophisticated payroll manipulation scheme. The 42-year-old was found guilty of fraud in the specialised commercial crimes court on Monday following an extensive investigation by the Gqeberha Hawksâ Serious Commercial Crime Investigation unit.
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Boks dare not underestimate struggling Italy â Rassie
Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus warns South Africa cannot afford to underestimate Italy ahead of their Nations Championship clash in Turin, despite the Azzurri's winless run.
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Highbury midfielder Katua backs club unity in push for automatic promotion
Highbury FC midfielder Ngero Katua says team unity and belief will be crucial as the club targets automatic promotion in the Motsepe Foundation Championship.
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Mthatha's Tshaya eyes breakthrough at Chippa after leap to top flight
Chippa United midfielder Obakhe Tshaya discusses making the leap from the ABC Motsepe League to the Betway Premiership, pausing his university studies to chase his top-flight football dreams.
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US to exclude SA from Agoa pact in huge blow to economy
The US trade representative said on Monday that Washington would exclude SA and Rwanda from a major Africa-US duty-free trade deal, a blow to both economies, over practices "inconsistent" with the deal's eligibility criteria. "These concerning and pervasive practices include, but are not limited to, barriers that undermine American trade and investment and practices that pose a threat to US national security and foreign policy interests in the region," Jamieson Greer said in a statement.
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@heraldlive 6 hours ago
Teenager injured in petrol bomb attack on DA candidate's Kariega home
A 17-year-old girl was injured after an apparent petrol bombing at the home of DA Nelson Mandela Bay Ward 50 councillor candidate Kayzel Forbes in Kariega on Monday night, with the attack leaving a large part of the house engulfed in flames.
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@heraldlive 7 hours ago
DD041126P14 Triumphant Proteas can improve further, says Conrad
After leading South Africa to a historic 2-1 Test series turnaround against Australia, coach Shukri Conrad says the Proteas are still far from reaching their ultimate potential.
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@heraldlive 9 hours ago
All White Unity Gospel Festival to bring uplifting music and community worship to Gqeberha
Gospel music lovers can look forward to a day of uplifting music, worship and community celebration when the All White Unity Gospel Festival takes place at Fairview Sports Field in Gqeberha on Sunday December 6.
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@heraldlive 9 hours ago
Donkeys saved from 'slaughter' in urgent rescue operation
A total of 25 donkeys suspected of being destined for slaughter have been given a second chance after an extraordinary rescue operation saw members of the Makhanda and Bathurst equestrian communities mobilise within hours to get them out of a local abattoir and to safety.
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@heraldlive 9 hours ago
St Albans prison hit by power outage amid ongoing water crisis
St Albans inmates are entering a fourth week of a water crisis, compounded by an electricity outage, increasing fears over their health and safety, and growing frustration over what they describe as an inadequate government response.
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@heraldlive 9 hours ago
First day of voting hits a few snags
Power outages at voting stations and a ward councillor candidate unable to vote for herself after a ward demarcation change were some of the incidents that marred the start of special voting in the 2026 local government elections in Nelson Mandela Bay on Monday.
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@heraldlive 10 hours ago
Kouga windfall: New R134.5m eco-friendly primary school unveiled
A R134.5m state-of-the-art primary school blending robotics, an Afro-centric curriculum, and biodiversity protection has been unveiled in Humansdorp.
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Proteas show Test cricket not ready to die in SA just yet
The compelling Test series between the Proteas and Australia provided evidence that it would be foolish and premature to write an obituary about the demise of the five-day format in SA. While the traditional longer format of the game is facing stiff competition for eyeballs from the crowd pulling shorter formats of the game, Test cricket's charm remains as enduring as ever.
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@heraldlive 9 hours ago
Ravindra and Chapman to miss India ODIs, Seifert called up
New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra and Mark Chapman have been ruled out of the upcoming five-match ODI series against India due to injuries, leading to squad call-ups.
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@heraldlive 11 hours ago
YOUR FUTURE IS EXPERIENCE | Launch your hospitality career with practical skills and industry-ready qualifications
As global travel expands, the hospitality sector faces growing demand for skilled talent. International Hotel School Gqeberha provides hands-on training and recognised qualifications to prepare students for successful careers in hospitality and culinary arts.
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