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When politicians drum up support for elections, they always punt themselves as servants of the people.

Addo wind farm approval is surprising A national park that is home to the Big Five, and famous for its elephants — the Addo Elephant National Park — is truly a national treasure. And the fact that it is on Nelson Mandela Bay’s doorstep means that it is a quick 68km drive for residents to enjoy a beautiful day in nature among herds of the biggest species on land... FREE TO READ | Just register if you’re new, or sign in.

Kudos to the judge for making sure a serial rapist will never walk the streets again and be a threat to women.

Throughout the week, there were constant alerts shared via social media of the mayhem that besieged the city due to those in the taxi industry and their supporters.

In just three days of a violent taxi strike, eight buses worth an estimated R12m and a truck were set alight in Nelson Mandela Bay — allegedly by taxi drivers demanding Covid-19 Ters money.

Two Test matches will kick off the tour of the West Indies starting at the Darren Sammy Ground in St Lucia from June 10.

Tt is disappointing when women make a mockery of the justice system — and true victims — by making false allegations.

There are thousands of health-care professionals in SA who go beyond the call of duty — who are upstanding and do everything within their power to help their patients heal.

“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet,” William Shakespeare once wrote in what is perhaps one of his most famous lines.  But, for many in Nelson Mandela Bay, new names gazetted by arts and culture minister Nathi Mthethwa in February are just not as sweet as the names they know and love — Port Elizabeth (now Gqeberha) and Uitenhage (now Kariega).    .. FREE TO READ | Just register if you’re new, or sign in.

Admitting guilt and being fired for corruption not enough It is difficult — given our history with fraud and corruption in SA — to be optimistic about people actually being made to pay for their crimes, even more so when it comes to public servants. Corruption was one of the greatest impediments to the country’s growth and development, President Cyril Ramaphosa said earlier this year. And we agree... FREE TO READ | Just register if you’re new, or sign in.