Opinion

Losing your job is hard enough without the burden of living in fear that your home may be invaded by criminals seeking undue access to your severance package.

Following on from last week, if anyone thought that Debbie Morris becoming the first woman and youngest forecaster in the country was enough for her, you would be mistaken.

The recent statement by Nelson Mandela Bay metro police deputy commissioner, advocate Andrew Moses — declaring “zero tolerance for lawlessness” —demands serious and honest reflection.

This month is a significant one for SA as we host the G20.

ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula suggested, two days ago, that the planned nationwide protests against gender-based violence and femicide should be postponed until after the upcoming G20 summit.

What begins as harmless entertainment often spirals into debt, academic neglect, and emotional distress.

For years, SA’s informal economy has been treated as an afterthought, and this week’s announcement by Statistics SA that 4 million South Africans are now counted as employed in the informal economy marks a long-overdue step towards acknowledging the true

One. That is how many operational vehicles there are available in Nelson Mandela Bay to the police’s specialised rapid-response unit — the Flying Squad — to respond to priority and serious crimes in progress.

As the ANC prepares to convene its seventh regional conference in the Nelson Mandela Bay region under the theme of building ethical leadership for sustainable organisational unity and good governance, the party finds itself at a critical juncture.

We (the Springboks) beat France with a man down (red-carded).

South Africa’s sovereignty is becoming increasingly tricky as the world plays geopolitical musical chairs, writes Eaton

The arrival of internationally acclaimed scrum coach Matt Proudfoot has sparked a new wave of speculation that 2026 could be the year EP rugby finally emerges from the shadows.

What an obnoxious photograph of our deputy mayor Gary van Niekerk in The Herald on October 29, grinning like a Cheshire Cat after using up another one of his nine lives he has had in his position.

It is with mixed feelings that I pen this letter having read almost two weeks ago of former Herald editor Rochelle de Kock being promoted to group head of news within Arena, and leaving for Johannesburg.

The recent opening of the KwaNobuhle bridge in Matanzima is more than just a infrastructure development.