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Former miner Grey strikes Kings gold with Super Rugby debut
FORMER gold miner Siyanda Grey is planning to strike it lucky in Bloemfontein when he makes his Super Rugby debut for the Southern Kings against the Cheetahs today.
‘I’ll sue you all!’ – Cunningham
TWO days after having been released on bail, a defiant Brent Cunningham has strongly denied that he has a problem with his temper, and has threatened to sue anyone who has posted negative comments about him on Facebook.
Assault accused had bruises on body, court told
THE state has conceded that multiple assault accused Brent Cunningham had bruises on his body when he was arrested on December 30 last year.
Mayor unveils his new team
NEW Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Ben Fihla implemented a major reshuffle of his mayoral committee yesterday, adding a new member and moving some of the members of the executive body to different portfolios.
Bay churches’ hot property
CHURCHES in Nelson Mandela Bay control extensive property empires which are worth a combined R850-million.
Book on Reeva, Oscar surprise to her parents
REEVA Steenkamp’s parents have reacted with surprise at news that two high-profile journalists have signed a deal with an international publishing company to write a book about the death of the Bay model and the trial of her paralympian boyfriend, Oscar Pistorius.
Big deal for local beauty
A FORMER Miss Port Elizabeth and Revlon model has landed the biggest opportunity of her modelling career to date and will soon be seen on billboards and campaign posters across sub-Saharan Africa.
New mayor rings changes
NEW Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Ben Fihla officially took over the reins yesterday, promising to lead the city out of its chaotic state and hinting at the revival of ambitious development projects that were first mooted during former mayor Nceba Faku’s tenure.
Steenkamp’s family may sue Oscar in civil claim
AS Reeva Steenkamp’s heartbroken Port Elizabeth parents consider a civil claim against Oscar Pistorius, the Olympic star is set to challenge his bail conditions which his legal team have termed unwarranted and unfair.
Shock claim of daycare abuse
THE owners of one of Port Elizabeth’s most prominent, upmarket daycare centres have refused to take any action against a female employee accused of sexual abusing a toddler in her care.
Air of drama as opulent MSC Opera visits Bay
Louise Liebenberg considers becoming a stowaway after lunching on the sleek Italian liner.
Filthy Bay eateries ‘licensed to kill’
FOOD safety rating company Eatsafe has called for Nelson Mandela Bay restaurants that do not comply with hygiene standards to be shut down.
Magda is godsent mom to 89 cats
EVERY town has one, and in Nelson Mandela Bay, Sydenham resident Magda Spamer holds the title of the city’s very own spinster “cat lady”.
New lease of life for Tramways building
THE dilapidated old Tramways building outside the Port Elizabeth Harbour will soon be transformed into a stunning development incorporating an eco-friendly rooftop garden, restaurant, environmentally conscious tenants and unique local artwork.
Sad tale of two fathers
AS Oscar Pistorius applies for bail in a Pretoria court on Tuesday, Reeva Steenkamp’s devastated parents will be saying a final goodbye to their only child at her funeral in Port Elizabeth.
PE may be the ‘too friendly’ city
THE wind in Port Elizabeth is blowing single ladies right into bed – with married men.
Police baffled by bizarre coffin discovery
IN A bizarre find yesterday morning, 33 empty coffins, estimated to be worth about R330 000, were found hidden in bushes on the outskirts of Port Elizabeth.
Bay teens in cellphone sex shock
PARENTS’ unwillingness to talk about sex with their children has helped spark a huge increase in Nelson Mandela Bay teenagers using cellphones to swap naked photographs of themselves and have sexually explicit conversations.
Dramatic spiral in kids with autism
THE prevalence of autism in children has increased by a staggering 23% in the past three years and there appears to be no answer as to why this has occurred.
Church row over ‘missing’ tithes settles
THE Trinity Methodist Church in Graaff-Reinet is open for business.
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