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Nxuba's legacy lies in ruins - Vimarsana News

Nxuba's legacy lies in ruins

Persistent vandalism in Nxuba is increasingly fraying the nerves of residents, with the public swimming pool, cemetery, youth centre and buildings dedicated to apartheid struggle icons lying in ruins.

Churches must again speak up against political evils, as they did during apartheid - Vimarsana News

Churches must again speak up against political evils, as they did during apartheid

In between kissing babies, politicians of all stripes are fanning out across the country to attend church services and appeal for divine intervention in their quest for votes in the upcoming elections, writes Barney Mthombothi.

LUKHANYO CALATA | Tata, your beloved ANC government has failed you and your real comrades - Vimarsana News

LUKHANYO CALATA | Tata, your beloved ANC government has failed you and your real comrades

Dear Tata. There’s not a single day that has passed these 38 years that I have not thought about you, missed you and wondered what you would have made or said about so many things.

Renaming of Fort Beaufort on cards for 2023? - Vimarsana News

Renaming of Fort Beaufort on cards for 2023?

Another Eastern Cape town is set to undergo a name change, with residents of Fort Beaufort potentially welcoming visitors to Kwa Maqoma in the new year.

Abalone to the value of R190 000 confiscated - Vimarsana News

Abalone to the value of R190 000 confiscated

A successful multidisciplinary, intelligence driven operation led to the arrest of two suspects and the confiscation of abalone to the value of R 190 000-00. It is alleged that on 15 October 2022 at about 23:00, information was received from the colleagues of Queenstown K9 and CI with regard to armed, suspects traveling with an