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PORT ELIZABETH, March 11 (ANA) – African National Congress branches in Nelson Mandela Bay were told on Saturday to unite, that members and leaders should not weaken the party by fighting over positions and criticising other ANC leaders in

Police in Port Elizabeth are investigating a murder following a shooting incident in Kumasi Street in Jacksonville this morning.Police Spokesperson Captain Sandra Janse van Rensburg says the 22-year-old Daniel Vaaltyn was shot just before 7am on

A 30-year-old man from Mthatha is still on the run following his alleged attack on his girlfriend on Christmas day last year.Thozamile Gawula was charged after he allegedly burnt his law student girlfriend with a hot iron after seeing a photograph

SanParks is calling on Sedgefield residents to volunteer by collecting dead seahorses in the Swartvlei, in order to conduct research on the endangered fish.Although the Knysna Estuary is the principal home for this peculiar fish, smaller populations

PORT ELIZABETH, March 10 (ANA) – More than two years after President Jacob Zuma disbanded the African National Congress (ANC) Regional Executive Committee (REC) in Nelson Mandela Bay, branches will go to the polls to elect a new one at the

A strike is looming in the Eastern Cape's bus industry after trade unions were issued with a strike certificate by the SA Road Passenger Bargaining Council.The SA Transport and Allied Workers Union, along with other unions, are engaged in wage

The Eastern Cape Department of Human Settlements owes contractors assigned to build low-cost housing more than R300 million.That's according to Human Settlements MEC, Helen Sauls-August, in a written reply to questions by DA MPL, Sanele Magaqa

CAPE TOWN, March 10 (ANA) – Lock Eben Etzebeth will captain the DHL Stormers for the first time in their Super Rugby clash with the Southern Kings in Port Elizabeth on Saturday.Etzebeth will lead the side at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in

South Africa’s first dedicated training vessel, the SA Agulhas I, docked in Port Elizabeth Friday after a three-month voyage which took 30 sea-farer cadets to Antarctica and back.The Agulhas I was acquired by the South African Maritime Safety