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The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has welcomed Transnet's announcement of a multi-billion rand upgrade of the Port of Nqura and the Port Elizabeth harbour. The parastatal announced yesterday that R7.1b will be spent on Ngura with the bulk of

The premiers of the Eastern Cape and Western Cape will deliver their state of the province addresses today. Eastern Cape premier, Noxolo Kiviet, is expected to recommit her government to improved and faster service delivery in all priority areas

Warren Abery raced to seven-under and took his share of the first-round lead of the Dimension Data Pro-Am, which got underway at Fancourt's Outeniqua, Montagu and The Links courses yesterday. While all players will tackle a round at each course

Manchester United made a winning start to their Europa League debut last night after goals from Ashley Young and Javier Hernandez handed them a 2-0 first-leg victory over Ajax at the Amsterdam Arena.   United had found themselves in European

A Johannesburg man who killed a policeman in 2009 while out on parole will be sentenced in the South Gauteng High Court today. Mervin West gunned down the policeman during a raid on a house in Eldorado Park seven months after he was granted

President Jacob Zuma says his government is working towards correcting the problems besetting Eastern Cape education. Speaking in reply to debate on his state of the nation address yesterday, Zuma said goverment was working tirelessly to bring

Public hearings on the government plans to turn industrial development zones into special economic zones will held in the Eastern Cape next week. The Department of Trade and Industry rolls into East London on Monday to get public input on the

A Port Elizabeth high court judge has declared the closure of the refugee centre in the city by the Department of Home Affairs as unlawful. The ruling on Thursday by judge Jeremy Pickering followed an application by the Somali Association of

President Jacob Zuma has formally announced a review of the country's courts. Speaking in parliament today, Zuma said an intitiative to assess the impact and effect of the decisions of the superior courts, in particular the constitutional court