Shauwn Mkhize is building 20 homes for the needy with the help of inmates
“There is a need for affordable housing and I will call on other businesses to help.”
Continue reading →Too broke to pay back the money
Then, on March 30, Ntsepe ordered Petuna to pay R11.3m out of his own pocket after finding he had recommended that the council approve the purchase of portion 10 of the Farm Seaview 28, Clarendon Marine, for R14.3m to develop … Continue reading →
Here’s to 100, it’s been a ‘Pledger’
But Gqeberha’s James Pledger, who celebrates his 100th birthday on Thursday, has done it — and the Royal Air Force veteran expects a letter from the queen to mark the occasion.
Continue reading →Unclear if Lungisa will be able to run for ANC regional chair position
Lungisa and ANC MPL and former regional task team leader Babalwa Lobishe are seen as frontrunners for the regional chair position.
Continue reading →‘If you talk, tomorrow you’re dead’
Witnessing a shooting and a person bleeding out on the streets has become a way of life for some.
Continue reading →These schoolgirls do give a hoot about owls
Three Gqeberha schoolgirls swept the board in “The Magic of Owls” poster competition aimed at raising awareness of a troubling environmental problem — animals dying after eating poisoned rats. The girls from DF Malherbe High School and Charlo Primary School … Continue reading →
This is why Hitler-hailing attention seekers are so dangerous in SA
Mcebo Dlamini and Lwazi Lushaba knew exactly what they were doing, and progressives must unequivocally reject them
Continue reading →Cup clash a welcome distraction for Chippa
Just a week ago, the club was in turmoil following the sacking of Dan Malesela.
Continue reading →Sasol launches two green hydrogen initiatives
The announcements come a day after the group launched a joint tender process to procure 900MW of renewable energy
Continue reading →Professional Provident Society posts R555m profit, despite higher life claims
Group CEO Izak Smit says the member-based society ‘entered 2020 with solid capital reserves and with good momentum’
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