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The strike by Nehawu affiliated staff has hindered the Eastern Cape department of health from providing care to patients in some parts of the province.

Despite scores of schools desperately in need of upgrades, maintenance and repairs, the Eastern Cape education department forfeited R100m intended for infrastructural development.

Gift of the Givers founder Dr Imtiaz Sooliman speaks about search and rescue efforts in Turkey and Syria.

Controlling all geysers in Nelson Mandela Bay could play a huge role in reducing load-shedding in the metro according to the Bay’s political head of electricity and energy, Lance Grootboom.

Her children advised her not to do because “no mom, you have no filter” but now Liz Prins is one of five Nelson Mandela Bay women whose lives we get a glimpse into on The Real Housewives of Gqeberha every Friday night.

In a landmark decision handed down by the Bhisho High Court this past week Judge Rob Griffiths ruled that the Eastern Eastern Cape Health Department must care for a patient they injured.

President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver the state of the nation address (Sona) on Thursday and the big question is, what will he say?

Despite the Makhanda high court setting aside Shell’s oil and gas exploration right in 2023, which gave the multinational company licence to seismically blast the ecologically sensitive Wild Coast, activists say it’s too early to celebrate as companies refuse to back down.

A city living in fear. That just about sums up Nelson Mandela Bay as criminals wreak havoc, shooting their way across the metro.

Hundreds of thousands of prospective students who applied to Eastern Cape universities would not be admitted, as the institutions can only accommodate fewer than 10% of applicants.