Two courageous fathers dived into the surf at the Wilderness at the weekend to rescue their teenage sons who were swept out to sea.
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The completion of the R4m refurbishment of the KwaMagxaki Community Hall and public library could not have come at a better time as hundreds of Nelson Mandela Bay pupils knuckle down for their final examinations.
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Pianist Tete Mbambisa took to the stage at The One Room in Gqeberha on Saturday with the purpose of preserving the sounds of South African jazz for future generations.
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Planning your weekend? We’ve rounded up a few things happening around the Bay! And if you’re looking for more, find our Gig Guide in today’s edition of The Herald.
The 172-page November ‘26 issue of @SAHomeOwner Magazine – available in print at retail outlets for only R64-00 and digital copies at The @SAHomeOwner Shop – includes our Estate Living special section, a showcase of South Africa’s most exclusive estates. bit.ly/36XIqVh
The government is gearing up its efforts to protect SA's automotive manufacturing industry, with plans to gradually phase out semi-knocked-down (SKD) operations in the country.
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Inmates at St Albans Correctional Centre may have been exposed to potentially unsafe drinking water, with some reporting diarrhoea, vomiting and stomach pain.
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The sounds of the sitar will take centre stage in Gqeberha on Saturday when internationally acclaimed Indian classical musician Shruti Teeluck presents Strings and Skins.
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A scheduled Nelson Mandela Bay special meeting was abandoned after more than half of the city's councillors failed to show up.
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In today's Herald:
Staff use own airtime, data to keep vandalised post office going.
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Bozell spoke to The Herald’s Nomazima Nkosi about US-SA relations and ties with the Eastern Cape. Full report in your copy of The Herald on Thursday.
IN YOUR COPY OF THE HERALD ON THURSDAY: The government is gearing up its efforts to protect SA's automotive manufacturing industry, with plans to gradually phase out semi-knocked-down operations (SKD) in the country
In today's Herald:
Coega Steels' new rolling mill to create hundreds of jobs.
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In today's Herald:
SHARK ATTACK: Horrified onlookers describe Orient Beach shark attack.
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The 172-page November ‘26 issue of @SAHomeOwner Magazine – available now in print at retail outlets for R64-00 and digital copies at The @SAHomeOwner Shop – includes our Kramerville Décor and Design hub special section, showcasing this Gauteng design hub. bit.ly/36XIqVh









