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Nelson Mandela Bay is just a microcosm of how SA communities respond to the conditions of high inequality and unemployment that continue to plague the country.

An account of the hope and horror of a decisive decade, Apartheid’s Stalingrad: How the townships of the Eastern Cape defeated the apartheid war machine, set the tone for an examination of a bloody and brutal part of South African history.

A number of homes were damaged and a swathe of bush was razed as a dozen fires flared in savagely hot and dry conditions across Nelson Mandela Bay on Tuesday.

Though we think Covid-19 has gone, our wastewater tells a different story.

In an effort to keep Nelson Mandela Bay focused on their studies students and not burdened by current and historical debt, Goodyear SA has donated R2.4m to assist in the cause.

It takes months, even years of sacrifice and preparation to build a fighter up to the point where they are ready to step into the spotlight and put their body on the line for a pay cheque.

Brokers have voted NMU as their preferred commercial lines insurer in this year’s Insurance Age Broker Satisfaction survey, with Covéa Insurance in second place

Exclusive research from Insurance Age places NMU first, with Covéa Insurance and CFC Underwriting in close contention, Rachel Goron reports.

New SA Tourism board chair Dr Nondumiso Maphazi aims to use her leadership and expertise to revive the country’s tourism sector and boost economic growth.

Developing an economic model that delivers growth and transformation within society could rescue the collapsing state of SA.