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Apprehensive, scared, excited, keen, petrified — all rolled into one.That sums up how athletes are most likely feeling before this weekend’s Isuzu Ironman African Championships, according to Gqeberha triathlete Michelle Enslin.

Jaron Mann, a graduate student in the Doctorate of Arts in English Pedagogy program at Murray State University, has been awarded a Teacher Creativity Fellowship from Lilly Endowment Inc., a private philanthropic foundation based in Indianapolis, Indiana

Patricia de Lille was caught up in protests by small business owners in Gqeberha this week.

Gqeberha wildlife rescuer Lionel de Lange, who flew to Ukraine on Monday as part of a relocation project for a bear named Masha, finds himself amid the country’s tense conflict with Russia and with his rescue plans temporarily placed on hold.

Since news broke of the poor quality of drinking water in Nelson Mandela Bay, the city has been under fire for its response to the crisis. It has told the public not to drink the water from the tests and to rather boil or add bleach to the water before consuming, but would it still be safe to drink? Tune in to this week’s edition of Behind The Herald Headlines with Daron Mann as we discuss this important public health crisis.

SA’s eight premier provincial sides have been hard at work in their quest for CSA T20 Challenge glory at host ground St George’s Park since February 7.

The road to the ANC’s Eastern Cape elective conference in March has been marred by violence, threats and intimidation. Kwazakhele Ward 20 councillor Zwelandile Booi was shot dead in a hail of bullets while driving in Tshawuka Street on Sunday night. The incident followed an attack on Mazwi Mini, who is the ward 42 ANC branch leader, in his KwaNobuhle home the night before.

Makhaya Ntini is in Gqeberha as part of the media team covering the T20 Challenge action taking place at St George’s Park in February.In That Weekend Feeling with Daron Mann this week, we catch up with the Proteas cricket legend.

It's brown, has a pungent smell, but can you drink it?Though the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality insists the water flowing from the city’s taps is safe for consumption, a water expert has warned against it.

You can now mingle out in public even if you are Covid positive, and there is no need for pupils to sit a meter apart in schools.