SA to get specialist land court
SA will soon have a land court that has greater powers for reform and restitution in SA after the cabinet approved the submission last week of the Land Court Bill to parliament.
Continue reading →Bay to host Olympic swimming qualifiers
EC Aquatics president Tony Hadley was confident the events could go ahead without a hitch calling for more events of this nature to be held in the province.
Continue reading →Chippa need to improve markedly before quarterfinals — Malesela
This comes after the Gqeberha side beat Cape Town City 2-1 in extra-time at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Sunday.
Continue reading →Opportunity to revitalise EP schools rugby, Buyeye says
Buyeye was speaking at a function to unveil EP’s new jersey which has the name of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality on the back.
Continue reading →Another blow for EP after Bulls battering
Radebe, who kicked a penalty and a conversion for EP, left the field late in the game after playing on despite the injury in the Preparation Series clash at Loftus, in Pretoria.
Continue reading →Win with Eastern Cape Gambling Board
WATCH | 1,270 square kilometre iceberg breaks off in Antarctica
A giant iceberg, more than 20 times the size of Manhattan, split off from Antarctica’s Brunt Ice Shelf, almost 10 years after scientists discovered the first cracks.
Continue reading →Jacob Zuma Foundation accuses Raymond Zondo of ‘abusing his power’
The Jacob Zuma Foundation on Monday accused state capture inquiry chairperson deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo of abusing his position to bend the rules to see the former president jailed.
Continue reading →Mother and daughter found guilty of murder
Mother and daughter duo Christine and Chantell Russouw have been found guilty of murder and robbery with aggravating circumstances in the Port Elizabeth High Court.
Continue reading →Protests on the R335 between Gqeberha and Addo
Motorists are advised to take caution when travelling along the R335, between Gqeberha and Addo, as protest action has been reported at Motherwell.
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