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The sky was dark as night as black clouds rolled across East London early on Monday, bringing gusting winds, hail and a deluge of rain.

While some economists and researchers support the austerity stance implemented by the South African Reserve Bank to contain inflation over the past year, others argue it is the increase in interest rates that has contributed to the country’s low growth.

At the heart of Paterson High School in Schauderville, where young minds are flourishing and dreams take flight, Kenneth Prins stands tall as a beacon of inspiration.

A Nelson Mandela Bay municipal official has been fired for dishonesty and gross negligence after a security guard foiled an alleged attempt to steal four tyres bought for a vehicle used by roads and transport political head Bradley Murray.

A Gqeberha music teacher and trombonist has appealed to the public to keep an ear to the ground for any information about an expensive and cherished music instrument that was stolen from him in the Linkside area.

Jobs are the first step in giving our people a stake in the society we want

The Gqeberha esplanade was a hub of excitement from sunrise on Sunday morning as the world’s leading triathletes attacked the sea and streets of the Friendly City at the 19th Isuzu Ironman Nelson Mandela Bay African Championships.

Slim book covering critical subjects for Africa’s development packs a punch

The high court in Durban has struck down the ANC’s bid to ban MK party from using the same name as its disbanded military wing

The National Arts Festival (NAF) has set the scene for its 50th anniversary as one of reflection and invigoration, paying homage to historic artists while opening new doors for aspiring creatives. For 49 years, the 10-day arts extravaganza has kept Makhanda’s heart beating through June’s icy winters.