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On November 1, a new manager will take the helm of the East London SPCA, and he intends to restore the 110-year-old institution to...

Duncan Village community philanthropist Nomaxabiso Joni was recognised as a Heroine in Youth Development at the 12th annual South African Heroines Awards, held recently...

Following reports of underage drinking after the Hoerskool Grens Sports Festival on March 11, school principals across the city released a public appeal on...

The Buffalo City Metro Municipality (BCMM) may soon introduce a fine of R1,000 for motorists who are caught patronising car washers on the Quigney...

The Tomorrowland Doll Collection is a heartwarming initiative that is aimed at raising funds to help Tomorrowland Day Care Centre pay off over R200,000 owed to...

KAZIMLA MFIKILI The SA Youth National Sailing Championships are coming to the Eastern Cape for the first time in nearly a decade, bringing excitement, competition,...

Despite the harsh weather conditions on September 26, more than 80 dedicated volunteers came together to clean up Eastern Beach in Quigney, showcasing true...

Ahead of Christmas, the Friends of the East London Museum have launched an informative colouring book for children which features some of the museum’s...

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...

It’s impressive, in all ways, to see strong family dynamics at work and championing a most successful family business which has long served the...

LEBO MJANGAZE A passionate East London pediatric surgeon is calling for support to help her attend a prestigious international conference in Dubrovnik, Croatia — a...

Live Adventure, organisers of the Buffs Marathon and Half-marathon, have assured athletes that water supply issues will not affect their chances of qualifying for...

Lilyfontein archer to represent SA in Slovenia event De Jager to compete in European Youth Cup Ethan de Jager, a talented recurve U21 men’s archer and...

Open spaces across the city are overrun with bushes and long grass yet newly ordered bush-clearing and grass-cutting tools are gathering dust in the...

The metro is investing heavily in disaster readiness, combining new equipment, advanced technology, and improved co-ordination to better protect its residents from the growing...

The delivery room at Frere Hospital was deathly silent on Easter in 1985 when Samantha and Bianca Stanford were born three-and-a-half months early, so...

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...

Many years ago, comedian Robby Collins was the opening act for Trevor Noah at the Guild Theatre and in the intervening years, Collins has...

Two 17-year-old football proteges from the youth development football structure of East London Central Local Football Association Centre of Excellence FC, Lakhan Gqango and...

Exam season can be one of the most stressful times for high school pupils, and parents play a crucial role in helping them navigate...

Skinny G Productions is bringing the spicy flavours, cultural performances, and family-friendly entertainment of Asia to the streets of East London with the Asian...

How did you get started with crochet, and what inspired you to turn it into a business? We chat to Carol Lombaard about her small...

In a country where the future of many young people hangs in the balance due to challenges in traditional education systems, Baysville School of...

Buffalo City will be hosting its first Pride march on Saturday, October 28 along Orient Beach. Various organisations in and around East London that are...

East London residents are invited to celebrate 100 years of the proclamation of the East London Museum on Thursday November 28. The exciting itinerary is...

Just 48 hours after being repaired, the traffic lights at the N2 off-ramp to Gonubie were stripped once again by cable thieves on January...

In a proactive move to bolster local agriculture and provide consumers with access to fresh, organic produce, the Border Kei Chamber of Businesses (BKCOB)...

In an impressive display of skill and determination, the young badminton players from the Border U13 team showcased their talent at the U13 regional...

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...

Hoërskool Ooskus Gimnasium grade 11 pupil Ané de Kock made her school proud when she successfully competed in the National Inflatable Powerboat Competition held...

On March 25, Body Culture’s annual spin-a-thon returned to raise money for charity, while putting cycling enthusiasts to the ultimate test with a 15-hour...

After more than two decades of serving workers through education, training and advocacy, Buffalo City metro employee Wendy Gidana has been recognised with a...

The 2025 Grandads’ Army Memorial Ride concluded on March 6, as 42 cyclists arrived in Gordon’s Bay via the scenic Clarens Drive after a...

Life Beacon Bay Hospital is celebrating 15 years of providing exceptional healthcare services to East London and the surrounding community. Since opening its doors in...

Safa Eastern Cape says it is prioritising the revival of school football in the province and recognises the significance of the Kay Motsepe Schools Championship...

The Qinirha Estuary Management Forum (QEMF) is one step closer to securing preservation of the estuary and estuary mouth after the Eastern Cape Department...

MELISSA DAVIDS Every child learns differently, yet traditional classrooms often follow a one-size-fits-all approach due to time constraints and curriculum demands. While teachers do their...

Last week Lumko High School in Amalinda became the first school to air programming from the Eastern Cape department of Education’s state of the...

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...

Local dog Nala was released from Beacon Bay Vet last week, following emergency surgery after sustaining a bullet wound to her abdomen, while trying...

While residents consider legal action against the electricity increases, businesses are feeling the pinch, with their charges shooting up from R2,500 to approximately R46,000. From...

Duncan Village resident Noluviwo Feni has become a beacon of hope in her community, driven by her experience with unemployment to uplift those in...

East Coast resorts and caravan park owners along Schafli Road are on the brink of disaster, facing a fate like Mazeppa Bay Hotel, if...

EMIHLE MBANGATHA Fairlands Retirement Village in Cambridge West transformed into a floral showcase on March 15, as residents competed in a vibrant garden competition, celebrating their...

The East London community has been shaken by the recent passing of Sandra-Lee Hensberg on Friday May 10, at the age of 57. Hensberg was...

The Selborne College community is mourning the loss of one of its most dedicated and beloved sons, Alan Parsons, who passed away on Thursday...

After years of living with the stench of raw sewage, residents of Labans Street in Alphendale are finally breathing easier. For months, a sewage spill...

Last year, former minister of public administration Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi visited John Bisseker Secondary School to launch a R10,000 bursary for a deserving pupil, in...

Renowned fine art photographer Marlene Neumann, in collaboration with Ann Bryant Art Gallery, will be hosting her first and last local exhibition, entitled Full...

The second annual Blooms and Brushstrokes festival will be taking place at various locations around East London on Saturday, November 16. The exciting two-day event...