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A 1.6km-wide tornado has swept through an Oklahoma City suburb, tearing down blocks of homes and leaving at least 51 people dead.

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Feuding neighbours land in court once again

AN elderly Port Elizabeth woman who locked her landlady in a garage was yesterday acquitted of kidnapping, but not before the magistrate warned her and the landlady to stop terrorising one another. Watch the video here.

Illegal school to be probed

HARD AT WORK: Grade 1 teacher Michelle van Heerden assists pupils at an illegal school in Heath Street, Sydenham, Port Elizabeth. Picture: MIKE HOLMES

Protesters block road over 'broken promises'

HOME FIRES: People living in Timothy Valley and Kwanoxolo in the northern areas of Port Elizabeth protest against the poor condition of their houses and the rectification programme that has been stopped due to a lack of funds. Picture: BRIAN WITBOOI

News SA at labour unrest cross-roads: Gordhan South Africa is at a cross-roads over renewed labour unrest in the mining sector, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan warned on Tuesday (21/05/2013).
News 11 rhino poached in KZN in past 20 days Eleven rhino have been poached in KwaZulu-Natal in the past 20 days, Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife said on Tuesday (21/05/2013).
News Charges withdrawn in Bredasdorp murder rape case Charges were dropped on Tuesday (21/05/2013) against one of the men accused of raping and killing teenager Anene Booysen, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) said.
News Chrome mine guards fire rubber bullets at strikers SECURITY guards fired rubber bullets at stone-throwing workers striking illegally at a South African chrome mine owned by German specialty chemicals group Lanxess‚ media reports said on Tuesday (21/05/2013).
News No bidders at Winnie auction The sheriff of the court would not auction Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s personal items as planned on Tuesday (21/05/2013) morning because there were no bidders.
News Teachers: fury over unspent R533m THE Eastern Cape Education Department has underspent on teachers' salaries by more than R500- million. This has outraged many schools which have suffered teacher shortages because of a claimed lack of funds.
News Bay leaders on the carpet over 'anarchy' THE ANC in the Eastern Cape summoned Nelson Mandela Bay political leaders to its headquarters in Calata House yesterday to explain the latest claims of political interference in the city's administration.
News Varsities to march against violence EASTERN Cape universities will march against violence towards women today.
News Bhisho underspending triples UNDERSPENDING by the Eastern Cape provincial government nearly tripled in the financial year to March.
News Angry scenes in three Bay protests DISGRUNTLED Kleinskool residents promised to make the area ungovernable as they protested against appalling living conditions yesterday.
News Residents on rampage after no-show DISGRUNTLED Wells Estate residents resorted to violence last night after Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Ben Fihla failed to arrive for a meeting they had asked him to attend.
News Trampled ranger out of hospital THE field ranger who escaped death last week when he was trampled by a one-ton buffalo at the Addo Elephant National Park, has been discharged from hospital and is recovering at home.

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Rotten to the core - why Eastern Cape education is in crisis

CRIPPLED by rampant corruption, widescale inefficiency and almost non-existent financial management, the Eastern Cape Education Department is stealing our children’s future.

A right gone wrong

The health professionals caught between their duty, care and the world of abortion, both legal and illegal, describe their dilemma in this slide show put together by Eugene Coetzee

Young teens no longer afraid of HIV

"Most of the teenagers we see get rejected everywhere they go. Their parents, their school, the clinic sisters – nobody wants to help them.

Abortion - A right gone wrong A scourge ruining young lives in the Eastern Cape PREGNANT teenagers are putting such a massive strain on Eastern Cape state abortion clinics that overwhelmed staff cannot meet the demand – forcing more desperate women into the lethal clutches of backstreet butchers.
Chicken Expose Life in 'Factory Hell' or many of the minimum-wage labourers who clock in at the Sovereign Foods chicken factory in Uitenhage every day, working conditions are nothing to crow about.
Education in the Eastern Cape rotten to the core The Herald investigation into the failure of education in the Eastern Cape has exposed a world of neglect, incompetence and corruption
Fighting For Life Aids orphans fight to survive THE massive surge in Aids orphans in the Eastern Cape, many of whom are forced to drop out of school to take care of their siblings, is undermining gains made in fighting the pandemic.
Medical Emergency Health infrastructure in the East Cape is failing PUBLIC healthcare in Nelson Mandela Bay is facing an unprecedented collapse, with widespread allegations of preventable deaths, desperate communities being left in the lurch by under-resourced clinics and an exodus of highly skilled specialists.

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The Herald Bride and Groom Gala

The Herald Bride and Groom 2012 competition ended on a high note last night at a cocktail finale held at Thunzi Bush Lodge.

Cheetahs attack tourist at Kragga Kamma Game Park

Scottish tourist Violet D’Mello was mauled by two cheetahs at the Kragga Kamma Game Park in Port Elizabeth as she was trying to protect a seven-year old Bay boy on Saturday (28/04/2012). Cleary Estate family Glenda and Samuel Malan, and their children – Cassidy, 11, Camryn, 8, and Calum, 7 – were also there. Camryn was a...

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Snoop defies dagga warning

Snoop Dogg aka Snoop Lion performs at the MTV Africa All Stars Concert on May 18, 2013 in Durban, South Africa. Picture: Justin Barlow/Getty Images

More is more as Kings player weds his queen

WE DO, WE DO: Jacques Engelbrecht of the Kings married Anele Bester at the weekend Picture: BRIAN WITBOOI

Cavemen's diet may solve obesity today

Scientists this week released results of a clinical study that suggests meals rich in nutrients and fibre inspired by our Palaeolithic ancestors are better at satisfying the appetite than a regular meal and could also help combat obesity and Type 2 diabetes.

TV test of mettle for Ironman Riddle WITH his workhorse-like mindset, top Bay and international athlete, award-winning financial planner and inspirational motivational speaker Alec Riddle added another feather to his cap by featuring in one of Isuzu's latest television advertisements.
Snoop defies dagga warning Snoop Lion ignored a metro police warning and allegedly smoked dagga on stage at the Standard Bank Arena, in Ellis Park, Johannesburg, the New Age reported on Tuesday (21/05/2013).
More is more as Kings player weds his queen SOUTHERN Kings player Jacques "Vleis" Engelbrecht said "I do" over the weekend to teacher Anele Bester at The Plantation.
Tribute to king of reggae AS THIS month focuses on uniting all Africans, four bands will pay tribute to reggae legend Bob Marley on Africa Day next Saturday.
Adding class to glass to revive a forgotten art TWO Eastern Cape women are reviving the art of stained glass which, they say, goes beyond the "elaborate cathedral windows and old-fashioned items from a bygone era".
In-depth training for career in glass FOR people interested in making a career out of stained glass, rather than pursuing it just as a hobby, in- depth, four-year courses are offered at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU).
Rollin' on the river in a bird lover's paradise S A CITY girl with more of a penchant for stilettos than slip-slops, the idea of canoeing down the Sundays River was somewhat daunting.
Old-world class meets African charm in Addo hotel FOR a getaway that combines old-world attention to detail, chic African luxury and gourmet cuisine there is no better place to visit than Woodall Country House and Spa.
Dining at country house in Addo a delightful affair DINING at Woodall Country House in Addo is a delightful affair – but more delightful was that our head chef for the night was Bradley Nelson from Uitenhage.
Fun things to do in and around Addo THE greater Addo area has a host of activities for visitors to enjoy. Among these are:

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VernE 21 May 2013 2:00 pm

I also value this service having had to give up my car a while back. It has also added to the existing Algoa Bus routes and provides a good quality ride and sizeable pensioner discounts. Would hate to...

alvonhumb 21 May 2013 12:09 pm

Ho-hum : this is simply a continuation of the decades old in-fighting between the Civic/ANC groupings in the Metro. Faku/Wayile were simply the latest manifestations of this, but it has riddled local ...

ding-dong 21 May 2013 11:27 am

I encourage the police to shoot the hell out of them because when its election time they forget the problems the have and vote for the same party that is neglecting them after elections. We can tolera...

alvonhumb 20 May 2013 8:22 pm

Message to NMBM residents: When are you going to realise that the ANC doesn't give a damn about your problems? Can't you see from the perpetual infighting (most recently shown up yesterday with threa...

Malma 20 May 2013 3:43 pm

Slaan my dood!!!! Cant they even wait until he dies?????? Vultures circling over the living prey!!!...

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ding-dong 20 May 2013 10:23 am

Author: Wayward I think you forgot to mention SOLIDARITY. You never complained about this association....

Wayward 19 May 2013 8:42 pm

'We, as the Black Management Forum...' - imagine the uproar if there was a 'White Management Forum'!!!!...

Fair Player 18 May 2013 2:11 pm

This is how South Africa 'manufacture' soldiers and send them to the slaughterhouse in the name of 'South Africa's commitment' to the UN....

Fair Player 18 May 2013 2:06 pm

What's the big deal with the bodyguards, old man? Do you want to live forever? When someone asks for 'protection', there must be something sinister happening now that you're in this position. To the l...

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Escape magic requiredTHE Southern Kings are planning to stage rugby's equivalent of the epic World War Two movie The Great Escape when they fight to avoid the wooden spoon in Super Rugby's South African conference. Keen battles as VP take honours over LinksideVICTORIA Park had some mixed soccer results when they took on Linkside in their annual sports derby at the weekend. G'town netball, hockey triumphs for PearsonPEARSON enjoyed a successful trip to Grahamstown at the weekend when they competed against Kingswood in netball and girls' hockey matches.

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Today's Poll

How should the clash between the NMB city manager and mayor be defused?

	Get another city manager who is more compliant to political pressure
	10% (9 votes)
	Get another mayor
	23% (21 votes)
	Provincial government must tell the mayor to abide by the law
	57% (52 votes)
	The ANC must have another regional election
	11% (10 votes)

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