ANC Youth League president Julius Malema says he’s being persecuted by the ANC "for telling the truth" and doing his job by introducing radical ideas.
Two rugby clubs face expulsion from their league after funds to upgrade fields fail to materialise.
The R117m Kei Rail project, meant to create jobs, provide affordable transport and boost the E Cape economy, is running again, but not at full steam.
The Eastern Cape government has set aside R1.5-million to kick-start an expanded honeybush tea industry.
Eastern Cape and the United Nations have signed a deal that focuses on building green economy and earning carbon credits.
A British tourist has been rescued by a reserve constable after being knocked unconscious when his boat capsized on the Mthatha Dam.
Former PE mayor Nceba Faku has called on ANC supporters to burn down the city’s Herald newspaper, during the party’s election victory celebrations.
The ANC is fighting to claw back votes, but an opposition coalition may take the prized Port Elizabeth metro.
Problems with the ANC’s candidate lists have seemingly reached the point where one member is claiming to be receiving advice from beyond the grave.
While DA leader Helen Zille courted voters in Port Elizabeth, President Zuma was telling Jo’burgers that the DA’s hopes for Gauteng were "daydreams".
Smuts Ngonyama hits the campaign trail in a bid to return from the political wilderness.
Helen Zille took the DA’s electoral campaign to a poor Port Elizabeth area, promising better policing and community work if the party is voted in.
Police are investigating whether there are links between the mayor of an Eastern Cape municipality and an alleged political assassination plot.
The case against two men accused of conspiring to kill senior ANC Eastern Cape members was adjourned on Wednesday.
Aids activists are trying to stop the practice of compelling young girls to wed older men because of the risk of HIV, reports <b>Lesley Odendal</b>.
Magic has been happening in the little country town of Bedford in the Eastern Cape, writes <b>Humphrey Tyler</b>.
For the first time since 1994, national government has invoked legislation and taken over the running of a provincial education department.
Staff ‘fleece’ Metrorail in online scam; meanwhile, in the Eastern Cape, government cannot get its trains back on track.
Eighteen ex-goldminers are taking on Anglo over a lung disease caused by exposure to silica dust. It’s a case that could cost the industry billions.
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/ 28 November 2010
The ANC in the Eastern Cape on Saturday said it supported Premier Noxolo Kiviet’s provincial cabinet reshuffle.
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/ 11 November 2010
The Eastern Cape provincial government will spend R30-million this financial year on 30 senior managers it contracted to sort out finances.
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/ 28 October 2010
The Democratic Alliance has proposed that Parliament debate what exactly constitutes the minimum standards of the right to education.
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/ 22 October 2010
Rural development conference hears how the area can become South Africa’s bread basket.
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/ 20 October 2010
Divisions and defiant deployees have cost the Eastern Cape ANC millions in legal fees, a senior Provincial Executive Committee member said.
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/ 13 October 2010
The DA will inspect one of the seven “mud schools” in the Eastern Cape that have launched legal action against the state during a visit on Friday.
Education authorities will oppose a court challenge by impoverished schools in the Eastern Cape to improve their infrastructure.
Community members attending the Annual Rural Development Conference at WSU say they always feel neglected by government — except at election time.
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/ 29 September 2010
Limpopo, KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape are home to most of the country’s dysfunctional schools, which recorded the worst pass rates in the 2009 N
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/ 23 September 2010
A pioneering initiative to enable learners from poor backgrounds to attend South Africa’s top schools celebrates its 10th anniversary this month.
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/ 21 September 2010
"Mud schools" in the Eastern Cape might have to wait until 2011 before their legal application to improve their infrastructure is heard in court
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/ 17 September 2010
Walter Sisulu University (WSU) vice-chancellor Marcus Balintulo on Friday urged staff and students to return to the Mthatha campus on Monday.
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/ 1 September 2010
VW South Africa shut down its Uitenhage plant on Wednesday because of a strike by the Numsa in the components industry.