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Zwide resident Asanda Mcanyangwa has been trying for the past two months to resolve a dispute over her blocked R350 social grant, but the absence of an officer responsible for processing social relief of distress claims at the SA Social Security Agency office in Zwide has left her desperate.

As crime rates surge, earning Gqeberha the lamentable title of SA’s most violent city, the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality has failed to secure a new contract for ShotSpotter, with the technology not being used since December.

Buffalo City Metro is pinning its hopes on a “consortium of outside experts” to deal with the many challenges relating to infrastructure development and maintenance, which will cost a projected R25 million a year.

Though infrastructure for taps to supply drinking water in Ngunduza village in Centane was completed more than a decade ago, villagers have been without supply for the past three years. A small stream with murky, stinking water is the only source of water Nosiphelo Debe and other villagers have access to.

Members of several Zionist churches gathered at the Soweto-on-Sea Multi-Purpose Centre on Sunday to pray for a peaceful outcome in the national and provincial elections on May 29.

With a history of 92 years in the performing arts in Nelson Mandela Bay, the Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society has rebranded, changing its logo and name to Impact Community Theatre Company (ICTC).

Nelson Mandela Bay mother Rosie Hoffman had already endured the unbearable pain of losing a son due to gun violence seven years ago and, before that, the death of her husband in a car accident.

Even if you're all up to date on your car insurance premiums, a claim might be rejected if you’re in arrears on unrelated payments

How can SA’s citizens take personal responsibility for keeping their streets clean when the leaders never take personal responsibility for anything?

There is so much more in the Sunday Times — have your pick, there is something for everyone