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Faith Mtwana is a junior reporter at The Herald. She covers community news, human interest stories, and local events across Nelson Mandela Bay.
Rachel Kolisi’s 'Falling Forward' documentary, screened during her roadshow in Gqeberha, offers a personal exploration of her journey through divorce, motherhood, faith, and healing.
The troubled marriage between murder accused Natasha van Eck and her husband, Gideon, came under further scrutiny, when details of divorce proceedings, protection orders and allegations of abuse during the couple’s 36 years of wedlock…
Grey Junior School’s young performers brought the much-loved 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' series to life in an energetic and entertaining 60-minute musical.
The Patriotic Alliance has launched Bradley Murray as its Nelson Mandela Bay mayoral candidate, outlining plans focused on service delivery, municipal debt and job creation.
A farmer’s wife, accused of murdering her husband by shooting him with a .38 Special revolver, told the court on Monday that she had acted in self-defence.
Four Eastern Cape ceramic artists have brought their personal stories, cultural heritage and experiences to life through the iiNgcambu Ceramic Exhibition at Alliance Française in Richmond Hill.
A planned engagement aimed at helping students resolve pressing concerns was disrupted on Friday, forcing higher education deputy minister Yusuf Cassim and university officials to move the meeting and ultimately hold a closed session.
Gqeberha swimming coach and Aquabear Swim Club founder Brian Elliot has died.
The Smile Foundation’s surgical programme is providing specialised reconstructive procedures to 15 patients at Port Elizabeth Provincial Hospital.
Urban Academy Private School says the closure of the Ben Schoeman Bridge is increasing transport costs, delaying learners and leaving the school without clarity on repairs or reopening.
Gqeberha-born chess player Jesse February will represent Africa at the first FIDE-rated chess tournament in Antarctica.
Pearson High School is hosting a Symphonic Winds Collaboration on Saturday evening, bringing together pupils from five Gqeberha schools in celebration of music.
Grey Junior School is set to stage 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical', its first musical since Shrek Junior in 2019. Audiences can expect a 60-minute production featuring music, comedy, choreography, colourful costumes and sets.
Skateboarder Nathan du Preez is using an epic journey on the road to raise awareness about homelessness and addiction by drawing on his own experience to help people often overlooked by society.
A Gqeberha schoolgirl’s journey with mitochondrial disease has inspired her mother to launch Mission Mito to raise awareness and support research.
