Knysna mayor Thando Matika has extended acting municipal manager Boy Ngubo’s contract despite a warning from Western Cape local government MEC Anton Bredell that he cannot legally continue in the position without his concurrence.
Four semifinal clashes headline Thursday’s programme at the South African Hockey U21 IPT in Gqeberha, with the men’s and women’s title races now reduced to their final four with places in Friday’s finals at stake.
Gqeberha lifesaving legend Mandy "Ocean" Dean has become the oldest recipient of the prestigious Mountbatten Medal.
Sinazo Vabaza Tundube's contribution to business development and farmer empowerment has now been recognised by The Herald Citizens of the Year Awards, supported by Nelson Mandela University.
Chippa United’s latest signing, Imraan Jones, aims to become an unstoppable force for the Chilli Boys during his debut season in the Betway Premiership.
Unemployment has surged to a staggering 47.5% in the Eastern Cape — the highest in the country, with the province shedding 116,000 jobs over the past year.
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Wise recruitment by shrewd head coach Adrian Birrell, coupled with the retention of key players, has ensured the Sunrisers Eastern Cape will once again be among the frontrunners for glory when the Betway SA20 tournament blasts off in January.
Another significant loss to the Bay brought to you by the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality, this time in cahoots with Transnet.
Every week another headline asks whether artificial intelligence (AI) will replace teachers. I think we are asking the wrong question. The real question is this: Are we preparing future teachers to know when AI is right and when it is wrong?
