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 The total tourism turnover from the Ironman event in Port Elizabeth earlier this year was R62.8m. That's according to a report to be submitted to Nelson Mandela Bay's sport, recreation, arts and cultural services Committee in August. The

About 400 learners from the Ugie High School in the north-Eastern Cape joined some local residents in a picket protest outside the town's magistrate's court on Wednesday. That's where two suspects appeared in connection with the brutal murder of

Continental Tyre South Africa says it will provide support for comedian Mark Sampson's pioneering 'Africa Clockwise' expedition, which aims to circumnavigate the continent while raising awareness regarding a wide range of environmental issues and

Volkswagen South Africa has received another export boost, this time for additional engines for China. VWSA says its engine plant in Uitenhage will now be running at full capacity with three working shifts for the remainder of the year

Murdered teenager Louise de Waal was alive when she was set alight. That's according to the evidence of forensic specialist, Gina Rowe, who testified in the murder trial of the so-called Sunday Rapist in the High Court sitting in Alberton

The Democratic Alliance in the Eastern Cape has called on Premier Noxolo Kiviet to stop talking and put an end to so-called insider-trading. DA leader in the Bhisho Legislature, Bobby Stevenson, says the auditor-general has noted that civil

Nelson Mandela Bay's Nkululeko Apleni has returned home with the silver medal and the second best karateka ranking in the world. The former World Champion from Zwide was representing South Africa at the Japanese Shotokan Karate World Championships

The organisation lovelife recently held an event in Motherwell, Port Elizabeth, aimed at rallying the youth to access study and work opportunities. The event at the Sakhulutsha LoveLife Y-Centre in Motherwell, Port Elizabeth on Friday, 20 July

The Democratic Alliance says Justice Minister Jeff Radebe has racked up traffic fines of more than R34,000 since 2009. He is one of several cabinet ministers who racked up fines in excess of 30-thousand rand between 2009 and March this year