In what has become a season to remember, Wiaan Mulder has emerged not just as a stalwart with the bat but also as a maturing leader in South African cricket.

Stellenbosch University confirmed on Tuesday that a detailed contact tracing operation is under way to identify people in close contact with a student who died at the weekend from meningococcal meningitis.

A suspect linked to 10 rape cases in Gauteng has been arrested.

A man who raped a child on the first day of work at a residential complex in Florida, Roodepoort, has been handed a life sentence.

The future of lawn bowls in the Nelson Mandela Metro looks bright after a successful Youth Development Camp held at the Kirkwood Bowling Club.

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God’s grace and a passion for the teaching profession are two factors that Chapman High School teacher Andrew Barry has credited for overcoming several debilitating diseases, allowing him to round out his almost four-decade-long career.

TOM EATON | The finance minister might be threatening Johannesburg with budget cuts, but Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi and mayor Dada Morero are laser-focused on one, all-important date: Sunday, November 23, the day the last Group of 20 delegates fly h.

EDITORIAL | The brazen killing of Gqeberha prosecutor Tracy Brown outside her home last week was a direct attack on SA’s justice system.

Mineral and petroleum resources minister Gwede Mantashe has announced a mixed bag for motorists in August, with big increases to diesel prices and decreased petrol prices.

A 37-year-old woman, who was kidnapped in Cleary Estatein July, was returned home safely on Monday evening.

Gardens president Johnny George has written a letter of complaint to EP Rugby bosses asking for compensation for substantial losses allegedly suffered after his club’s top-of-the-table clash against Harlequins was called off at the last minute on Saturday.

The IPTS buses are back in operation after being off the roads for four months.

A group of Motherwell residents walked out of an Eastern Cape human settlements department meeting on Monday which was being held to verify beneficiaries of government subsidies to help pay off their bonded properties.

Nelson Mandela Bay is buzzing with activity this week as the metro prepares to celebrate Women’s Day with a vibrant line-up of events honouring the strength and contributions of women in society.

A new initiative to tackle youth unemployment and environmental degradation was officially launched in Nelson Mandela Bay by the city’s business chamber.

Nelson Mandela Bay is set to receive more than R100m for its delayed informal settlement upgrading grant funds after deputy mayor Gary van Niekerk’s urgent plea to human settlements minister Thembi Simelane last week.

Parents are urged to educate their children about water safety and the risks of swimming in dirty water.