The heat is on
A heatwave is expected to continue over the north-eastern parts of the Eastern Cape, the south-western part of the Free State as well as the central and eastern parts of…
Paper to replace plastic still under study
This article was published by Scitechdaily.com, and written by Polytechnic University of Milan. A groundbreaking study showcases the creation of sustainable hydrophobic paper (paper that repels water), enhanced by cellulose…
7 injured in Tongaat structural collapse
A structural collapse on a construction site, on the R102 near King Shaka Airport, left 7 people injured on Saturday. Two people were left hanging from the roof, while another…
Rhino attack leaves one person critical
A rhino left one person critically injured this week, in Pietermaritzburg. The Midlands Emergency Services said they responded to an emergency call following a rhino attack just outside the Pietermaritzburg.…
Luxury ship in Gqeberha
The Seabourn Sojourn cruise ship, arrived in Port Elizabeth /Gqeberha on Thursday, the 23 January 2025. This is the second luxury shop in just a month to dock in Gqeberha’s…
George Tourism growth in revenue during the Festive
George Tourism said there was a percentage decrease in average occupancy compared to the previous year (2023). There was a growth in revenue by 28% year on year, amounting to…
Heatwave in the Cape
Extreme weather conditions continue over the Namakwa interior and the West Coast, as well as most parts of the Western Cape. The South African Weather Service (SAWS) said daytime temperatures…
SA to host global finance summit
South Africa is hosting the Finance in Common Summit (FiCS) 2025 in Cape Town from 26 to 28 February. This event is expected to bring together global leaders, development banks,…
Have your say in the development of the NMBM
Comments towards the development plan of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, can now be submitted via community involvement, stakeholder engagement platforms and other structured meetings. The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality…
Government increases fish allocation by 36%
Dr Dion George, the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, has announced a 36% increase in the allocation of certain key fish species. George said this is a bold…