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“A weird game” is how batter Tristan Stubbs describes the Sunrisers Eastern Cape’s convincing nine-wicket win in their Betway SA20 clash against the Pretoria Capitals in Gqeberha on Monday.

The National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) is determined to find a solution to the eviction of the Komani SPCA and says it is “diligently engaged in efforts to resolve the issues with the local municipality regarding the renewal of the lease agreement.”

Fed up with the increasing crime and car washers who have established themselves in the parking areas on East London's beachfront, Quigney Ratepayers Association are taking matters into their own hands.The Association's chair, Satish Nair, joins Daron Mann and discusses their initiative in this episode.

Medical emergency response times are being hampered in Nelson Mandela Bay by thugs preying on paramedics responding to emergencies.

This week, the province was once again hammered by intense rains that began during the holiday season, resulting in flooding in several areas.Weather expert Garth Simpson tells Daron Mann that we can anticipate a "long dry hot summer" in the first quarter of 2024 in this episode.

Taking a look back at the highs and lows of 2023, Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Gary van Niekerk reflects on the difference he has in his role as the first citizen of the city.

Hundreds of people have already died on SA’s roads and the number is likely to increase once the post-festive season trek home starts.

Litter pickers, tasked with gathering alcohol bottles, shattered glass, and takeaway packaging scattered across the Gqeberha beachfront, have characterised the aftermath of the recent long weekend as the most challenging they’ve faced since 2019.

Litter pickers, tasked with gathering alcohol bottles, shattered glass, and takeaway packaging scattered across the Gqeberha beachfront, have characterised the aftermath of the recent long weekend as the most challenging they’ve faced since 2019.

“A wall of moving sound” is how Wildlife and Environment Society of Southern Africa (Wessa) Eastern Cape chair Gary Koekemoer describes the proposed seismic testing along the Southern Cape coast.