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Tremaine van Aardt is the deputy news editor of The Herald. He has worked his way through the ranks from an intern to managing several reporters daily in his current role. The former education reporter and award-winning journalist is also the motoring editor responsible for the weekly Time to Torque segment in The Herald.
the Automobile Association of South Africa announces accessible armed response for every female in South Africa, at no cost.
More than 50,000 pupils across 10 African countries took part in Coding 4 Africa from 18 July to 18 August, using an approach designed to teach coding and computational thinking with or without computer labs.
Monday marked a major milestone for Volkswagen Group Africa (VWGA) as the manufacturer celebrated the 75th anniversary since the first vehicle — a Volkswagen Beetle — rolled off the production line in Kariega.
Dogged veteran journalist, talented thespian and mentor to many, Brett Adkins took his final bow this week, leaving relatives sand members of the arts and journalism sector in mourning.
Keith Brandt become a driving force behind one of Nelson Mandela Bay’s most important skills and development programmes. He recently earned the title as education category winner in The Herald Citizens of the Year, supported by Nelson…
Gone are the days of average families of four having big braais with three sides and roadtrips just for the heck of it; in SA everyone is feeling the pinch.
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and a group of youngsters from his former primary school shared a magical moment at the weekend
SAWS has issued a Level 5 warning for Nelson Mandela Bay
The 2025 X-Rider may have had small areas of possible improvement but the package itself, including the aesthetics, mechanical makeup and confidence invoked by the backing of a proven brand, is something worth investing in
Days after heavy rains battered Nelson Mandela Bay and the Garden Route, damaging winds caused havoc.
The Eastern Cape government stands to lose millions of rand in funding after it failed to comply with its own standards and timeously pay out more than a billion rand to several local municipalities.
Flood relief efforts have been setup throughout the Eastern Cape as thousands of displaced residents move into shelters for their safety.
Sanette Ryan is already counting the costs of the severe storm than hit the province on Tuesday night. Ryan is just one of several unique storm related incidents which occurred across the city’s Western suburbs during the night.
All roads lead to the Garden Route from 8 to 10 May, where the Outeniqua 600 will officially open the 2026 South African Rally-Raid Championship.
Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (Manufacturing) (Pty) Ltd has concluded the 2026 Rally to Read in the Eastern Cape, delivering books, teaching materials and teacher aids to rural schools.
