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Millions of rand of public money and the management of a municipal pension fund scheme are at the centre of an impending clash in the Makhanda high court.

A community watchdog group has upped the ante, raising questions about the legality around Transnet operating the manganese terminal at the Port of Port Elizabeth after its licence reportedly expired more than a month ago.

The president has honoured a member of the ANC's armed wing who was killed in 1978 in then-Port Elizabeth when the explosive device he was carrying detonated.

The Barrow County Tax Assessors office will mail property assessment notices Wednesday, May 1 to all owners of real property, including land and any improvements. Personal property notices such as

The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality has removed illegal water connections on the Churchill Dam-Bay bulk pipeline installed at Papiesfontein by the group that has allegedly illegally occupied the land.

The SA Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR) says the expropriation bill is unconstitutional, and has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa not to sign it into law.

With open water swimming now an established adventure sport in Nelson Mandela Bay, a fascinating document has surfaced describing how it all began with the Redhouse River Mile in the Swartkops Estuary.

The Economic Development Board of Mauritius touched down in Gqeberha to talk about the country’s remarkable recent successes, and why it is “the place to be for business and investment, working and living”.

Kragga Kamma Park residents have taken it upon themselves to tackle a myriad of issues and ensure their leafy suburb does not deteriorate due to poor service delivery.

Pupils from all over the world assembled at Woodridge Preparatory School on Monday for the start of the 2024 Africa Regional Round Square Sizonqoba “together we triumph” conference.