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Guests at the serene and rugged Mountain Zebra National Park can now look forward to an immersive food adventure under a starry night sky.

As the general election inches closer, DA leader John Steenhuisen visited the Kouga municipality, where his party governs, and held a public meeting with residents in St Francis Bay on Friday.

Amid the state-of-the-art propulsion, steering and positioning systems on the bridge of the SA Agulhas II, a porthole in the floor looks down on the real world.

An abandoned Transnet property in Humerail, occupied by vagrants, was on the radar of the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality on Thursday during an electricity disconnection blitz, with the metro wanting to recoup R869,000 it is owed by the state-owned entity.

The DA has again denounced the Employment Equity Amendment Act, saying the law drives away investment and leads to more unemployment.

Conversations about youth involvement in strategic sectors aligned with broader calls for improved black business support topped the agenda at the Pieter Rademeyer Hall in Algoa Park this week.

A Kouga conservation organisation is calling on the Italian company behind the impending construction of the Impofu Wind Farm to implement the latest blade-patterning methodology to combat bird deaths.

Rhodes University is leading from the front in tackling student debt and ensuring education remains the priority at the institution.

A confrontation over Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) placements erupted outside the Samwu offices in Gqeberha on Thursday.

The Mthatha high court has ordered Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane and education MEC Fundile Gade to remove pit toilets and fix classrooms and add sports facilities to at least five schools. In his judgment on May 10, judge Richard Brooks ruled the failure to provide adequate toilets, classrooms and sports facilities was in breach of the constitution.