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Vandals, vagrants and thieves are trashing Gqeberha’s historic St Mary’s Cemetery in the lower Baakens Valley, where the remains of some of the city’s earliest residents lie.

The general knowledge showdown for high school pupils from the Bay and Kouga municipal districts got off to a flying start at the weekend, with the first round of The Herald Isuzu Schools Quiz held at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Gqeberha.

FRANCISTOWN - The annual Business Botswana Northern Trade Fair is due to return on the 25th to the 29th of May this month in Francistown following its two

About 15 families living in a caravan park near Jeffreys Bay are facing possible eviction and relocation after setting up their homes at the camping ground more than 10 years ago.

The mystery of the silhouette of a brand-new car on the showroom floor of a local dealership was lifted this week as the covers and winner of The Herald and Kelston Motor Group Win a Car Competition were drawn.

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A war of words has erupted between the Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) and the Botswana Power Corporation Union following the renewal of a work contract of the Morupule B general manager generation, Edward Rugoyi. BPC workers union main point of contention is that the post should have been localised since there are local citizens who are equal to the task.

After serving the group for more than 23 years, Arena Holdings chief executive Andy Gill will step down from his position at the end of April. Gill began his career as a journalism cadet at Business Day in 1989 before moving to Reuters. Arena Holdings owns several news and media outlets, including The Herald, Weekend Post, Sunday Times, Timeslive, Sowetan and Daily Dispatch.

Several months after the local government elections, some parties have still not removed political posters from lamp posts around Nelson Mandela Bay.