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Dimbaza is facing a crisis as repeated cable and transformer thefts, sometimes involving municipal employees and equipment, have left residents and businesses without stable electricity.
Mdantsane breakdancing veteran Azola “B-Boy Ranks” Mteto has achieved his best result yet at the Red Bull BC One SA national final, breaking into the top eight in Cape Town at the weekend.
Artificial intelligence could help the Eastern Cape overcome one of its biggest tourism challenges — getting more international visitors to discover the province and stay longer.
Frustrated residents of Phakamisa and Newtown in Ward 25 have launched an online petition giving the Buffalo City Metro 14 days to address “severe and recurring” water and electricity supply interruptions over the past six months.
Nomgwadla United Cricket Club, based near Dimbaza, has launched a community appeal to secure essential cricket equipment for its expanding junior division amid resource shortages threatening player safety and retention.
Elderly residents at Montrose, a former retirement home in Southernwood, are struggling to afford basic necessities as escalating levies, electricity, and geyser costs consume their limited social grants.
Mdantsane’s Azola Mteto, known on the circuit as B-Boy Ranks, has earned a spot at the national finals of the Red Bull BC One Cypher competition after clinching victory in the Eastern Cape qualifier held in KuGompo City at the weekend.
Fear has spread through parts of the Eastern Cape as undocumented foreign nationals abandon their homes, leave their jobs and, in some cases, pay thousands of rand to return to their home countries amid escalating anti-illegal immigration…
A high court review application brought by a local property trust could result in the closure of a coas
Pefferville HUB Festival uses sport and cultural activities to promote healthy lifestyles
Authorities have made a breakthrough in the fight against the illegal sale of controlled medication in KuGompo City after a Hawks sting operation led to the arrest of a mini-market shopkeeper allegedly dealing in Schedule 2 medicines…
A pensioner from KuGompo who buys pills labelled as Adco-Dol to manage chronic back pain has warned that the drug has become a scourge in the community.
Buying illegal medication in some spaza shops in KuGompo City proved to be as easy as uttering two words: “Ndithenga iyeza (I would like to buy medicine)”.
A social worker who has worked extensively with drug addicts warns that recreational drug use cuts across the board, affecting young and old of all races.
A recovering addict from Nahoon Valley who drank “Lean” for six years and at one stage weighed 47kg, says he looted his family’s businesses to feed his addiction.
