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Lighting a candle when KwaNobuhle was again plunged into darkness due to yet another unplanned power outage resulted in the death of a mother and beloved member of the community when her house caught fire.

The Kariega community has rallied around the family of a little boy to raise funds for his funeral following a freakish yet terrifying incident in which he was bitten by one of the most venomous snakes in Africa — the Cape cobra.

With a view of the VW factory and its rows of rooftop solar panels in the background, the DA on Tuesday detailed a series of steps to achieve energy security in the province.

Raw sewage is pouring into the Port Elizabeth Harbour, slowly flowing to the Zwembesi Oyster Farm and scuttling any chance of establishing an expanded shellfish development zone in the area.

Renowned wildlife filmmaker Mike Vincent, whose award-winning productions shone a light on conservation issues in the Eastern Cape and further afield, has died.

Water and sanitation minister Senzo Mchunu has given Nelson Mandela Bay a cautious vote of approval for not dropping the ball since the end of the eight-year regional drought in September.

Humerail residents say they are at their wits’ end with late-night noise and alleged unruliness coming from a restaurant and cocktail cafe in the area.

A 64-year-old woman has died shortly after a pool exercise session at a Gqeberha gym.

While the Russell Road Regeneration Project is progressing well, a sewage leak running down the cliff from Dollery Street continues to cause problems, despite repeated alerts sent to the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality.

Of all the wonderful trips my boys and I have done, one of the best was when we went to Kouga Wilderness, and went kloofing with the dogs.