GO PEOPLE: Oriya Computers
Oriya Computers founder Jacques van Wyk is a Berea-based technician whose expertise in computer repairs, upgrades and refurbished laptops is invaluable.
From malware removal to...
Community celebrates life and legacy of St Johns’ Rev Deas
The East London community gathered in love and remembrance at St Nicholas Church, Beacon Bay, on June 20, to celebrate the life of Rev...
Minors hooked as vape sales remain unchecked
A month-long investigation by the GO!&Express has revealed just how easy it is for pupils to get hooked on nicotine as many shops across...
Retirees join fight to conserve nature for future generations
Eco-warrior retirees at Settlers Rest Retirement Village joined forces with Caring Owls NPO this time last year to provide a safe home for rescued...
People’s Market opens in East London — and what a grand...
From June 5-8, something special happened in East London; the grand opening of People’s Market brought life, excitement and unbeatable value.
Located at 20...
All-female art exhibition to spotlight women’s creative voices
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East London artist Claudine Hauke is putting the spotlight on women in art this August, with an all-female exhibition featuring local and international...
Karate kid makes history for Seven Star
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Ten-year-old Amahle Mfacane of Seven Star Primary School has gone from a beginner in karate to earning first place in his division at...
Stirling duo scoop top honours at arts eisteddfod
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The results are in and Stirling High School’s Alex Raath and Damien Salzwedel have scooped A++ awards in the 2025 National Arts Association...
Taste summer this winter in Chintsa with new festival
Chintsa’s Sardine Festival kicks off from July 4-13, celebrating the spectacular sardine run, which marks the migration of shoals of silver fish along SA’s...
GO PEOPLE: Ursula Carter
Ursula Carter, founder of Butterfly Creations, is a Cambridge-based creative whose custom-made pet wear and personalised character outfits have warmed the hearts of both...
Port Rex to host launch of project for next generation of...
The Retail Motor Industry Organisation, in partnership with merSETA and Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator, will launch Project Dineo on June 21 at Port Rex...
A child’s fight for her future
Twelve-year-old Caeren Adams’ immune system is attacking her brain leaving her hospital-bound and prone to painful seizures and as her condition continues to deteriorate,...
Border to bid for second Craven Week
The stakes are high for Border Schools Rugby Association, given their performance as hosts for the U13 Craven Week in East London next week...
EL star Bruce Viaene claims double victory at 2025 Copa Pacífico...
The 2025 Copa Pacífico, a World Waveski Surfing Association (WWSA) accredited event, took place over the weekend in Huanchaco, Peru.
Representing SA, East London’s Bruce...
Border’s Zangqa to coach SA Schools and U18 teams
Lwazi Zangqa from Border has been named as the new head coach of the SA Schools side, and he will be assisted by the...
Schools and waste pickers leading the charge for a cleaner greener...
Since last year, 937 tons of waste have been diverted from the landfill thanks to the tireless efforts of local schools and waste pickers...
A fresh start for EL — People’s Market is here!
Whether you’re a busy parent shopping for the week, a local vendor looking for bulk options, or someone who simply wants better quality fresh...
Five Clarendon coaches head up Border schools’ hockey teams
Clarendon High School for Girls is celebrating a proud sporting milestone as five of its talented hockey coaches have been selected to represent Border...
Creative brilliance earns top honours
Merrifield Primary School’s Xylie Tarr and Arcadia School’s Liam Olivier are this year’s recipients of the coveted triple gold award for the East London...
Clarendon choir heads to nationals
Clarendon Primary School’s senior choir has advanced to the final round of the ATKV-Applous Choir Competition from July 30-August 2, in hopes of defending...
Arts festival smash hit coming to EL stage
After a sold-out run at the Umtiza Arts Festival, the powerful isiXhosa drama, Buzani Kubawo, returns to East London’s Guild Theatre for two special...
Baker cooks up successful business in home kitchen
At just 32 years old, Siyabonga Dingiswayo from Mdantsane has built a growing baking business from his home kitchen. His passion, perseverance, and community...
GO REVIEW: Kinda Pregnant
New Netflix rom-com Kinda Pregnant blends garish comedy with a predictable plotline to create a mediocre movie that is, if not a cinematic masterpiece,...
SA Navy is coming to town to discover new generation of...
East London will host the SA Navy’s 2025 World Hydrography Day celebrations from June 20-22, with the navy aiming to fast-track the city’s role...
Jersey week brings winter cheer to East London children
Just in time for the cold, the warm-hearted women behind jersey week distributed beanies, jerseys, and blankets to families in need, last week.
Since 1986,...
Border Karting Championship round 2 delivers thrilling action
The second round of the Border Karting Championship took place on Saturday May 17, delivering fast-paced, competitive, and clean racing across all classes.
With increased...
East London pupil excels in debut National Inflatable Powerboat race
Hoërskool Ooskus Gimnasium grade 11 pupil Ané de Kock made her school proud when she successfully competed in the National Inflatable Powerboat Competition held...
Jobless psychologist starts healing hub
With few job opportunities available in psychology, clinical psychologist Balungile Macingwane carved her own path by opening Balungile Macingwane Psychological Services in Southernwood, focusing...
Diverse mix of entertainers head to EL for Umtiza Fest
The ninth Umtiza Arts Festival explodes into Buffalo City metro from today until June 5, hosted by the Guild Theatre, East London Museum, and...
Hudson Park’s new play echoes nation’s realities
Hudson Park High School’s new ambitiously heartfelt stage production, The Quigney Has the Blues, explores the impact of the lingering ghosts of an unequal past set...
Young artists win triple gold for ELFest entries
This year’s East London Eisteddfod (ELFest) High Schools Art Exhibition showcased outstanding talent, with Stirling High School’s Philasande Tsengiwe and Clarendon High School for...
Wins across the board for Merrifield
Merrifield Schools’ teams enjoyed a triumphant week on the sports fields and courts last week, clocking up a string of impressive wins across netball,...
Hudson athlete makes a splash with national water polo honours
Hudson Park High School proudly celebrated rising water polo star Kara Batting at its recent summer sports awards assembly, where she was awarded honours...
Don’t let social media steal your shine: how comparison to others...
Have you ever scrolled through Instagram, TikTok or Snapchat and thought, “I wish I looked like that” or “their life is so much better...
Award-winning comedians take centre stage at Guild
Four of the province’s most popular comedians are joining forces to host a night of laughter at the Guild Theatre on Saturday May 4.
The...
GO PEOPLE: Colleen Craik
This week we chat with Colleen Craik about the adorable clothes and accessories she makes for Ken dolls.
What kind of products do you make...
Beloved teacher returns to Crewe Primary as new headmaster
Selborne College has bid a bittersweet farewell to one of its most respected teachers, Neill Erasmus, who has been appointed as the new principal...
New approach to writing about history
TAMMY FRAY
Nongqawuse and the great cattle killing of 1856-57 have been the subject of endless fascination for almost two centuries.
The historic event has been...
Cambridge High to host intimate drama nights
Cambridge High School is preparing to present an intimate evening of theatre with its production, Two Actors and a Limelight. Set to take place...
Border’s forgotten link to Durban’s legendary wartime ‘Angel in White’
Wasn’t that a wonderful expression of gratitude extended to members of Britain and the Commonwealth’s armed forces on the occasion of the 80th anniversary...
Hudson Park makes history at Framesby sports derby
Hudson Park High School travelled to Gqeberha to take on Hoërskool Framesby in a heated derby from May 9-10.
Hudson’s chess team narrowly lost 2½-3½...
Merrifield tops provincial debating festival
Merrifield College took top honours at the Aurora All Girls Provincial Debating Festival last week, placing first out of seven competing teams.
Seventy high school...
Port Rex Lions Eisteddfod continues
The second week of the annual Port Rex Lions Eisteddfod continued to highlight the wealth of musical talent among pupils in the region, with...
Stirling shines at Glen Hill cross country
Stirling High School athletes showed strong form at the Glen Hill Private School Cross Country meeting this past weekend, competing against pupils from 22...
School of Music celebrates 30 years of talent
The School of Music, also known as the East London Music Institute, is celebrating 30 years of music education since it was founded in...
GO PEOPLE: Siyanda Njadayi
What kind of food do you sell?
We specialise in delicious kota and chicken wraps.
How and when did you decide to start your food business?
Due...
Local artist makes return to prestigious global art stage
Local artist Tracy Chen has done it again, becoming the only South African for the second consecutive year selected to feature her work in...
UFH law students head to constitutional court
Two outstanding law students from the University of Fort Hare (UFH), Christiaan Buthelezi and Babalwa Mofokeng, are preparing to take their legal skills to...
Young pupils pay artistic tribute to beloved teacher
A vibrant new art exhibition at Belgravia Art School is paying tribute to the late Cheryl Kent, a beloved East London teacher and creative...
Chilli Club promises to heat up EL fest
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Chilli Club SA is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a sizzling event at the East London Museum on April 26. From 11am to...
