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After selflessly showing up to support Nelson Mandela Bay’s residents, some of the metro’s unsung heroes finally received a fitting tribute for their service and were celebrated during a glitzy gala event on Friday night.

A recurring theme at the online event was the plague of fake news, digital disruption, including trolling of journalists, and traditional forms of harassment like violence or motivated litigation

Spring is in full swing and the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality is driving the message home as part of its Tourism Month activities.

@nwabisa_mak is one of few women editing a national newspaper in South Africa. She talks about her career and challenges to @glendan, editor of The Media Online.

China, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Russia are the worst performers among the G20 on the press freedom index. India is just three spots behind Russia.

Politicians must not be so forward-thinking that they become disconnected with the lived reality of South Africa’s masses.

That restaurants are relocating, or looking at relocating, from what was once a thriving, bustling hub popular with students, visitors to the city and residents, is a sad indictment of the level of crime in Richmond Hill.

The Animal Anti-Cruelty League (AACL) emerged victorious in two separate cases of animal cruelty this week, securing convictions for a man who allowed rats to be burnt alive, and another for his involvement in illegal dog fighting.

For a moment this week, a distraught Nelson Mandela Bay mother believed her missing son had been found.

Time and the elements have taken their toll on the historic Newspaper House in Central, leading to a section of the top floor collapsing.