Cue 50-word reviews from the 2011 National Arts Festival will be available from Friday afternoon (1 July). Stay tuned!
Author: Michael Salzwedel
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Corporal Zingisile Ephraim Nikelo, 41, was today sentenced to five years in jail for driving into and killing road runner Dave Hanton in March last year.
Kingswood College broke a 17-year losing streak in fine fashion on Saturday when their 1st XV rugby side beat St Andrew's College 23-22 in the schools' annual K-Day clash.
The National Arts Festival Fringe is (in)famous for its gargantuan Comedy line-up, and with more than 40 gigs (including 19 premières) on the 2011 programme, it will again be a place to let the hair down this year.
Only superstars are watched by millions chasing after a ball at a big sporting event, the rest of us aren’t.
More than 350 productions, exhibitions and concerts will again provide a platform to showcase the work of emerging and established artists from around South Africa, Africa and the world on the 2011 National Arts Festival Fringe, from 30 June to 10 July in Grahamstown.
The official results for the 2011 local municipal elections in Makana are as follows:
Magistrate Louis Claassen of the Grahamstown Magistrate's Court today found army corporal Zingisile Ephraim Nikelo, 41, guilty of culpable homicide, after Nikelo drove into and killed well-known Grahamstown resident Dave Hanton in April 2010.
From July, an average Grahamstown household could soon be paying well over R1 000 a month for electricity, and human rights organisation the Black Sash has warned that this will “squeeze the life and breath” from households across the economic spectrum.
It was a fair question — and my small band of a dozen travelers answered it many times during a week-long visit to Grahamstown in January.