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Ailing and elderly and convinced that this could be her last chance to vote for her country, Lenie Pauw cried when the officials at the ACVV polling station in Forest Hill told her there was something wrong with her identification document.

From the aroma of boerie rolls wafting in the air to the sound of music playing in the background, the South African gees was palpable as Nelson Mandela Bay residents, some armed with camping chairs and cups of coffee, made their way to voting stations.

Walmer High School is proving to be home to some of the greenest kids on the block and for their efforts six pupils will soon be jetting off to Cape Town to compete for the 2024 SA Climate Change Champs title.

The student said from Mnambithi TVET college in Ladysmith said she had based her decision on their promises for higher education

Power outages have long been identified as a major constraint to economic development.

Votes are cast and are being counted after what many political pundits predicted would be our most competitive election to date. Whichever way it goes, the people of SA will have to live with the result for the next five years.

On Wednesday, about half of the adults in SA voted to decide whether a party supported by a quarter of them will mismanage all of us for another five years. Funny old thing, democracy.

With child abandonment on the rise in SA, it is important to have systems in place which ensure children are well cared for.

Voters who failed to apply for special votes were turned away and told to return on Wednesday

The SA Navy is looking for potential divers to join the national team with recruitments taking place on Monday and Tuesday at the Ruth Belonsky swimming pool in Parkside.