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The electricity and energy committee meeting in Nelson Mandela Bay collapsed after two ANC councillors walked out, leaving the meeting without a quorum.

Arnold Terblanche is accused of orchestrating the murder of his estranged wife, Vicki

An Eastern Cape ANC councillor may find himself in hot water for allegedly living rent-free for the past three years in a beachfront chalet.

The provincial departments have been awarded a combined R80bn

Gqeberha residents are preparing for a spectacle of colour, music and joy when Hobie Beach is transformed into a kaleidoscope of culture and colour with the Holi festival.

A teenager, Michael van der Walt, 18, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the rape of a female friend in Nxuba, Eastern Cape.

The Eastern Cape government plans to invest R17-million in telenovela productions to boost the film and television industry, aiming to create jobs in the creative economy.

This comes as the government moves to clamp down on poor planning, cost over-runs and underperforming service providers.

Imibongo Ntamehlo, of Gxulu Junior Secondary Secondary, Libode, outside Mthatha, was ridiculed, mocked and beaten up by her schoolmates for a long time. On Sunday she’d had enough and decided to hang herself at home.

The Eastern Cape economy is showing early signs of recovery after weak growth in previous years, with a projected growth rate of 2.2% by 2027.

Entries are open for The Herald Isuzu Schools Quiz 2026, where high school learners from Nelson Mandela Bay and Kouga regions compete in general knowledge covering various topics.

The 16th edition of the Bellbuoy Challenge, a premier open water swim event in Gqeberha, South Africa, was postponed due to safety concerns, prompting widespread disappointment among participants.

In the trial of businessman Arnold Terblanche, accused of orchestrating the murder of his estranged wife Vicki, his lawyers challenge the state's lack of clarity on the actual killer, as key witnesses Reinhardt Leach and Dylan Cullis, both serving prison sentences, blame each other for the act.

The prospect that one of the most severe disruptions ever to hit global energy supplies could drag on sent oil prices back above $100 a barrel

Two deportees originally from Somalia, one from Sudan and one from Tanzania