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'Dual governance' gets blame for service delivery failures

Co-operative governance and traditional affairs MEC Zolile Williams has blamed service delivery failures in many rural communities in the Eastern Cape on what he termed a dual system of governance. Addressing the first day of a two-day summit for traditional leaders at Dan’s Country Lodge outside Mthatha on Wednesday, Williams said many projects had stalled across the province because of what he termed the inability of municipalities to work closely with traditional leaders, who are the trib.....
Sikho Ntshobane Zolile Williams Eastern Cape Comment Policy Ntandokazi Capa Country Lodge

Bid to have charges against Fort Hare accused dismissed fails

The group of people accused of defrauding the University of Fort Hare out of millions of rand has failed in a bid to have the charges dismissed. The 15 accused on Wednesday brought their application in the Alice magistrate’s court, sitting in Dimbaza, asking that the matter be struck off the roll, citing jurisdiction.
Fort Hare Eastern Cape South Africa University Of Fort Hare Comment Policy Nontuthuzelo Sontlaba

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Joy as revamped Kwa-Ntozonke market opens in Mthatha

Nolubabalo Mzayiya’s life story will always be intertwined with the history of one of Mthatha’s most famous landmarks, the Kwa-Ntozonke Market Centre. As a young girl, she and her four siblings would often join their mother who sold vegetables and fruit at the historic facility back in the 1970s.
Nolubabalo Mzayiya Kwa Ntozonke Market Centre Comment Policy Stella Ndabeni Abrahams Philiswa Mqongwana Kwa Ntozonke

Government downplays concerns over infectious disease after sheep loaded onto livestock carrier

The Eastern Cape government has downplayed fears that thousands of sheep loaded onto the livestock carrier Al Messilah, destined for Kuwait and Saudi Arabia for slaughter, may be carrying an infectious disease after cases of ecthyma were detected at a feedlot where they were kept. This comes after the National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) raised the alarm over the infectious disease.
Saudi Arabia Al Messilah Eastern Cape Comment Policy Vusumzi Rhozani Jacques Peacock

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