Tribute at Savoy Theatre to showcase music and poetry of the Bay
Performing artists intend making their voices heard in the Sounds of Gqeberha tribute to the city’s musical legends at the Savoy Theatre on Saturday.
Continue reading →Grieving husband to fulfil wife’s dream of opening youth centre
A doting husband, still in mourning after his wife’s death, will now carry out her lifelong dream of opening a community centre in the city’s northern areas.
Continue reading →Algoa Bus suspends services
Algoa Bus Company suspended all bus services in the metro on Thursday.
Continue reading →Our nation has suffered a great loss, let us pick up his spear and continue to build a better SA: Ramaphosa
Delivering the eulogy at the memorial service of King Goodwill Zwelithini, President Cyril Ramaphosa said it was a difficult day for South Africans, who were in mourning after a “huge tree had fallen”.
Continue reading →Stolen goods recovered after shootout in Walmer
An early morning robbery on Thursday turned into a high-speed chase and ended in a shootout after the suspects collided with a fence at a Walmer township home.
Continue reading →Lasizwe & co celebrate raising R1m for #FeesMustFall movement
“We did it! We raised R1,000,000 in five days!” Lasizwe tweeted.
Continue reading →Trevor Noah & Lesley Ann Brandt slam ‘racist’ mass shooting of Asians in America
“If there’s anyone who’s racist, it’s a motherf**ker who kills six Asian women,” said Trevor.
Continue reading →Only God knows who will succeed the Zulu king, says his sister
Princess Thembi Ndlovu, the sister of the late Zulu monarch, says only God knows who will succeed King Goodwill Zwelithini and that it is likely that the king himself did not know.
Continue reading →Ace Magashule throws weight behind ANC MPs who stayed away from Mkhwebane vote
Magashule said the MPs would not face any repercussions for not participating in the vote.
Continue reading →Metro’s boost for big business leads to R567m bonanza
Positive results are showing from the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality’s revised investment incentive policy that targets businesses hit by Covid-19, with investments worth R567m coming within five years to the city. The investments will see the creation of 417 permanent … Continue reading →