In the Gqeberha high court, inconsistencies in forensic evidence were highlighted in the murder case of Vicki Terblanche, with questions raised about the integrity of the crime scene and the presence of drugs by her bed.
A proposed 12.8% electricity tariff hike in Nelson Mandela Bay has been resoundingly rejected by councillors, who argue that residents cannot be asked to pay more while the municipality loses R940m a year to technical losses in its electricity network.
An investigation into the Bitou municipality's hiring practices found that three individuals were employed without meeting the necessary qualifications, with corporate services director Luvuyo Loliwe approving two appointments.
Aarti Narotam, a cultural ambassador from Gqeberha, showcased traditional Indian dance at the Beijing Indian Embassy's Vasant Mela 2026, emphasising cultural ties between China and India.
Duduzile Sibanyoni, a fifth-year medical student at Nelson Mandela University, is appealing for public support to clear R180,550 in outstanding fees that are preventing her from registering and continuing her studies.
Montreux Jazz Festival Franschhoek is set to debut in Africa from March 27-29, featuring renowned artists like Matt Hansen, Tigran Hamasyan, and Grammy-winner Lalah Hathaway joining Robert Glasper and Bilal.
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Newly appointed US ambassador to South Africa, Leo Brent Bozell, would do well to take a leaf out of Edward Perkins’ book.
The controversy surrounding the leasing of a municipality-owned R25m transformer to a private company is dragging too long, further damaging the reputation of the metro council and causing unnecessary confusion for residents.
In 2003, the United States and the United Kingdom, under George W Bush and Tony Blair respectively, invaded Iraq on a barrage of security and humanitarian claims.
