Framesby pupil is Miss Teen SA
A Framesby High School pupil has been crowned Miss Teen SA 2021.
Continue reading →July 1: Nelson Mandela Bay’s day of disaster
We are in a disaster — and by July 1, the metro will no longer be able to extract water from the Kouga Dam.
Continue reading →Home Buyers Handbook
Looking to buy a house? Find top tips and expert advice in the Home Buyers Handbook. This special keepsake supplement will appear in The Weekend Post on 24 April 2021 and on HeraldLIVE on 28 April 2021.
Continue reading →Prestons Liquor Stores weekly specials
These Prestons Liquor Stores specials valid from 8 April – 12 April 2021 and are available in Port Elizabeth, Despatch and Uitenhage. Selected products available in George and Port Alfred. Online Deliveries is only available in Port Elizabeth, Despatch and … Continue reading →
Le Clos, Du Preez swim Olympic qualifying times
Swimming in the 200m butterfly A final, Le Clos added a second national title to his tally after claiming the 50m butterfly on the opening day.
Continue reading →Nervous breakdown halts Thornhill killers’ sentencing
Convicted murderer and fraudster Kristina Adler broke down as sentencing proceedings were about to begin in the high court in Gqeberha on Thursday, bringing the protracted trial to a standstill. This prompted an infuriated state advocate Marius Stander to bring … Continue reading →
Nqaba Bhanga plays down race row over Chippa coach
Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Nqaba Bhanga has described the uproar over the appointment of alleged racist coach Luc Eymael as Chippa United technical adviser as nothing but a hullabaloo.
Continue reading →Keep rates increases to a minimum, DA’s Odendaal pleads
Stretched-thin residents and businesses, who also have to contend with fuel hikes and a looming taxi fare increase, owe municipalities R20bn for services rendered.
Continue reading →Elderly man asked to pay R120,000 to Hawks impostor to make ‘case’ go away
The real Hawks will never demand payment for their services nor to make the case go away, says the directorate’s boss.
Continue reading →Covid-19: Western Cape out of the woods for now, but vigilance still required
‘We want to continue for at least the next eight weeks to delay the third wave,’ the head of the provincial health department, Dr Keith Cloete, said on Thursday.
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