‘No woman deserves to be a widow’: Condolences pour in after the death of amaBhaca chief Thandisizwe Diko
Diko died in an East London hospital on Sunday after a short illness, a family member said.
Continue reading →Mabuyakhulu and co-accused are no shows as R28m jazz festival corruption trial is postponed
It was a case of Monday blues in the Durban high court as the almost decade-long R28m failed jazz festival corruption case against ANC deputy KwaZulu-Natal chair Mike Mabuyakhulu and 15 other individuals and companies was postponed again.
Continue reading →Two busses set alight in KwaDwesi
Motorists are warned to take care along Old Uitenhage Road as alleged protest action turned violent early on Monday morning.
Continue reading →DA’s Mazzone wants Bheki Cele to #PayBackTheMoney if visit to Nkandla was not as police minister
DA MP Natasha Mazzone says Bheki Cele must pay back state funds if his visit to Nkandla was not in his capacity as police minister.
Continue reading →President Cyril Ramaphosa defends the judiciary
President Cyril Ramaphosa has come out in defence of the judiciary after recent attacks on judges by EFF leader Julius Malema and former president Jacob Zuma.
Continue reading →Fire damages Fort Hare economics building
A fire that broke out at the University of Fort Hare in Alice has left a trail of damage in the economics building
Continue reading →It’s not business as usual, Eastern Cape recruitment agency reports, but motor industry picking up
East London and Port Elizabeth’s motor industries are shrugging off the crippling effects of Covid-19 and have started employing people again to get back to full-scale production
Continue reading →Cogta MEC urges Buffalo City workers to resume talks
Eastern Cape Cogta MEC Xolile Nqatha has implored disgruntled Buffalo City Metro employees to return to the negotiating table after last week’s disruptions to the work programme
Continue reading →It’s not business as usual, Eastern Cape recruitment agency reports, but motor industry picking up
East London and Port Elizabeth’s motor industries are shrugging off the crippling effects of Covid-19 and have started employing people again to get back to full-scale production
Continue reading →Ngcobo massacre ghosts still walk as court case drags on past third anniversary
Yesterday marked three years since five Ngcobo police officers were gunned down. While life continues normally for many in the area, the case is still before the courts and this leaves tension in the air
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