Its back to the drawing board for big oil companies Shell and Impact Africa after the Constitutional Court on Friday effectively blocked any chance of them renewing their Wild Coast oil and gas exploration rights.
The Eastern Cape Department of Education strongly condemns the recent string of malicious, factually distorted articles published on certain media platforms and echoed by opposition parties.
A 40-year-old Tsolo man has been arrested for the murder of his 69-year-old mother after she was allegedly assaulted with a stick on Friday evening.
Two University of Fort Hare students are expected to appear in the Alice Magistrate’s Court on Monday following their arrest amid student protests on Friday.
The Eastern Cape’s severe ambulance shortage has worsened, with more than half of its available emergency fleet now grounded and only 39% of the province’s ambulances operational.
From paying for equipment and transport to opening his family home to young fighters, Andile Mshumpela has made developing the next generation of Mdantsane boxers a personal commitment.
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The Eastern Cape desperately needs jobs. At the same time, it possesses one of SA’s greatest tourism assets.
Forty-one years have passed since the Duncan Village massacre. For some, the memories of August 1985 have faded into the background of SA’s troubled history. Yet for survivors and families who lost loved ones, the pain has never belonged only to the past.
“We commit to build a South Africa in which no woman’s potential is limited by poverty, prejudice, violence or discrimination.” This was expressed by the president when he addressed the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Women’s March to the Union Buildings.
