Page 9 - Weekend Post News Today

“Struggling to breathe” read the headline on the front page of our sister publication Weekend Post on Saturday.

An angry teacher took the meaning of “peed off” to a whole new level when she urinated in the offices of her Gqeberha attorney — in front of shocked onlookers — after she accused Du-Wayne Stoltz of withholding money owed to her.

An angry teacher took the meaning of “peed off” to a whole new level when she urinated in the offices of her Gqeberha attorney — in front of shocked onlookers — after she accused Du-Wayne Stoltz of withholding money owed to her.

A marine conservation watchdog has raised concerns about the upswing in offshore ship-to-ship bunkering vessels in Algoa Bay.

The “dream team” from Paterson High School has won the Herald Isuzu Schools Quiz for the second year running, beating 39 other schools for the chance to see their name engraved on the sought-after trophy once again.

Media watchdog Sanef — the SA National Editors Forum — highlighted the importance of whistleblowers to a free and unfettered press during a two-day seminar in Gqeberha.

Dozens of South Africans, including Nelson Mandela Bay residents, have allegedly been duped out of their hard-earned savings, after falling prey to a cryptocurrency operation now under investigation by the Hawks.

As schools fret over the inability to feed their pupils, education officials have apologised and promised that the money due to them for the school feeding scheme will be in by Monday next week.

Imagine having to pack up and flee your home of more than a decade, living out of suitcases as you make your way through border posts and foreign countries towards safety. For one family, that became reality in April when they had to flee war-torn Sudan and travel to Gqeberha. Ilse Young and her three-year-old twins, Isabella and Duncan, arrived back in Nelson Mandela Bay on Wednesday, three weeks after fleeing their home on the outskirts of Khartoum.

When 23-year-old sprint star Raymond Heerenveen came to Port Elizabeth — now Gqeberha — 48 years ago, his wife, Elly, sowed two badges on his Dutch national athletics team tracksuit.