We are getting to that time of the year when many people, but especially newspaper editors, are beginning to reflect on the year that has flown by.
Author: Zimkhitha
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A man accused of raping two young girls was sentenced to two life sentences on Friday at the Grahamstown High Court. Mabuti "Skizo" Xawuka, was found guilty on two counts of rape, one of housebreaking with the intent to rape and one count of assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
It has been over three weeks since Port Alfred businessman Andrew Reynolds was found murdered at his friend’s game farm near Grahamstown.
The Department of Communications and Highway Africa hosted an Information and Communications Technology Journalism Workshop at the university last week.
Various local government departments, NGOs and local schools marched from Grahamstown Primary to the Cathedral to commemorate victims of HIV/Aids on Friday.
Denise Oskarsson, a social sciences student from Stockholm, Sweden is currently doing part of her practical training at Child Welfare in Grahamstown.
Incredibly simple, yet devilishly clever this clever little device saves bottled produce from spoiling and its sales figures are well into the millions.
New business developments in Pepper Grove Mall and the Church Square area will benefit Grahamstown in a number of ways. In the first place they will create jobs in a town where unemployment is rife.
Tap dancing, laughter, music and colour exploded onto the stage at the Rhodes Theatre when Oatlands Preparatory School performed their own rendition of Mamma Mia! The Remix on Friday morning. The theatre was filled to capacity with family and friends of the 200 children who were strutting their stuff and stretching their voices to do justice to the popular musical.
Matric exams officially end today and according to learners and principals they went without a glitch. Samuel Wessels, principal at Mary Waters High School said that there were no major hiccups in the exam administration and all the invigilators gave a good report. He said he is happy with how the exams went and they are now just waiting for the results.