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Crackdown at Gqeberha construction site uncovers alleged labour violations

Authorities raided a construction site in Gqeberha on Thursday and arrested 19 alleged undocumented foreign nationals.

Cops zero in on fifth suspect in Tete murder

Police are closing in on a fifth suspect linked to the murder of former two-time world champion boxer Zolani Tete, with detectives now hunting a…

Fatal gust: Wall collapses and crushes child

A strong gust resulted in an unimaginable tragedy for a Nelson Mandela Bay family when 12-year-old Chante Neff was crushed beneath the boundary…

Treasury slams brakes on Bay’s R23bn write-off plan

The National Treasury has rejected the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality’s proposed blanket write-off of R23bn in unauthorised, irregular, fruitle…

A three-legged pot: Rethinking accountability, governance in Bay

The debate about governance and service delivery in Nelson Mandela Bay often begins with one question: who is to blame?

Opportunity knocks for Eastern Cape businesses as SA-UK exports surge

The British High Commission says South African exports to the UK have increased exponentially in the last four years — and there is significant…

To cull or not to kill - the elephant in the human room

We have an elephant problem, one of human making. Our success in saving elephants now means we have too many for the space we can safely keep th…

WATCH | Capitec BizTalk: Grow your business beyond your hometown

SPONSORED | The Capitec event offered practical strategies to strengthen businesses’ financial foundations, prepare for sustainable growth and s…

AI won’t take your job — ‘but someone who knows how to use it might’

The Missionvale Care Centre hosted their Fig Tree Legacy Fund Business Breakfast left audience members agreeing that AI should not be feared to…

No room for error in online school admissions system

The Eastern Cape education department’s decision to pilot an online school admissions system is a welcome step forward.

READER LETTER | Oops, there goes Playland, but worry not, the municipality has it covered

Another significant loss to the Bay brought to you by the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality, this time in cahoots with Transnet.

Migration patterns can be reversed to keep Eastern Cape talent

The migration of almost one million people from the Eastern Cape over the past decade should not be dismissed as an inevitable search for greene…

A love for family and SA splashed on paper

Gqeberha children's author Jennifer Lindridge has just released her third book, "Good Night, South Africa".

Electricity woes threaten Walmer butchery after 32 years

From candlelit study sessions to silent shop floors and residents living in the dark, the prolonged electricity outage in Gqeberha is more than…

Eastern Cape warns contractors: Deliver or face ban

The Eastern Cape government has warned that contractors who fail to deliver on public infrastructure projects could be barred from doing busines…

Police crime intelligence on high alert over alleged plan to reclaim 'land stolen' from Lesotho — Masemola

The police crime intelligence division is investigating allegations of Basotho nationals undergoing military-style training on South African far…