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South Africa’s economic progress can be divided into two halves — before and after the global financial crisis. The rapid progress in the first half was wiped out in the second as the country failed to get on top of its many structural constraints

As President Cyril Ramaphosa promised five million jobs to Eastern Cape residents, hundreds of workers protested over the Expanded Public Works Programme he was touting.

As a Nelson Mandela Bay family desperately searched for a jikeleza driver who went missing earlier in April, they were unaware that the ultimate tragedy had already unfolded.

It has been almost four years since Swartkops Primary School pupils were initially introduced to coding.

ANC MP Dingaan Myolwa has tendered his resignation and accused the party of using its majority in parliament to protect leaders who are allegedly involved in shenanigans, while the “selective implementation of the step-aside rule left big fishes unscathed”. The former OR Tambo district municipality mayor and former Eastern Cape MPL has joined former president Jacob Zuma’s uMkhonto weSizwe Party.

Nelson Mandela Bay municipal technicians are investigating the cause of intermittent power outages that have gripped Deal Party since Tuesday.

As the national and provincial elections draw closer, The Herald will be providing space for political leaders in the province to unveil their plans to tackle some of the most pressing issues. The PAC have their say

The removal of drugs from circulation and thousands of arrests is only the beginning

It was a day of ululations for Buffalo City Metro mayor Princess Faku as her yellow and red graduation sash was finally placed on her shoulders. After nearly a year of court battles with the University of Fort Hare over the authentication of her qualifications, Faku received her Bachelor of Laws degree on Wednesday morning.

Paterson High School in Gqeberha's northern areas has become a beacon of light.