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An entrepreneur from New Brighton has helped develop an app that rewards users for promoting cool places in their communities while also highlighting the daily struggles of ordinary people in SA.

English may not be her first language, but that certainly did not stop Hillcrest Primary School pupil Allesha Hoffman from putting up her hand to participate in the Sanlam Words Open Worlds (WOW) spelling competition.

International model and actor Tazz Nginda, 43, who grew up in Gqeberha, will be back on TV screens on October 24 in a new role as an attorney in e.tv soapie Imbewu: The Seed.

Nelson Mandela Bay establishments will honour the mother, the businesswoman, the sister and daughter with some special offerings this Woman’s Day.

With every pencil shaving, stroke of a brush and splatter of paint, young and aspiring artists in Gqeberha’s northern areas are slowly bringing art back to St Thomas High School.

As a boy, Gqeberha conservation pioneer and businessman Adrian Gardiner had a fascination with trains, deepened by his frequent railway trips from Zimbabwe to SA. For Gardiner, he felt stepping onto a train meant not only that an adventure awaited, but there was the feeling of escapism — something most South Africans can relate to needing right now.

It was an unlikely combination, but a minister and a pub owner have come together to uplift the lives of six homeless children in Kariega.

For those who enjoy the somewhat ghoulish spirit of late October, it’s almost time to break out the Jack-o’-lanterns and stock up on treats.

For those who enjoy the somewhat ghoulish spirit of late October, it’s almost time to break out the Jack-o’-lanterns and stock up on treats.

Mushrooms are marvellously versatile as they can be eaten raw or cooked and there are so many different varieties grown in SA all year round.