Sizwe Kupelo is accused of submitting a forged grade 12 certificate to secure communications posts in the office of the premier in 2001 and the health department in 2002. He has denied the allegations.
Former deputy minister aims to champion fight against unemployment and poverty
A distraught family is desperately seeking answers regarding the whereabouts of a Gqeberha man, alleging that he was abducted from his home by a group of masked men wearing police uniforms.
South African comedian Vafa Naraghi brings his award-winning one-man show Becoming South African to Gqeberha, exploring identity, culture and belonging through humour and personal storytelling.
A legal battle is looming over Nelson Mandela Bay’s controversial electricity tariffs after the DA announced on Wednesday it would seek an urgent High Court interdict to stop the metro from implementing a new flat-rate pricing system.
The case of three suspects arrested by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate this month is due back in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court on Thursday for a formal bail application.
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EDITORIAL | News that more than R5m is being set aside for upgrading and maintaining Nelson Mandela Bay's beaches should be met with optimism and excitement.
Our roads are damaged because these trucks far exceed the legal load that our roads can carry.
The dams supplying Nelson Mandela Bay are full to overflowing.
