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The Herald (South Africa), 16 Oct 2026

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ArticleDetails of dra­matic abduc­tions laid bare

The details of two ter­ri­fy­ing kid­nap­pings that plunged Nel­son Man­dela Bay fam­il­ies into a night­mare of ransom demands and death threats emerged in court as the state laid out the evid­ence against a Hawks cyber­crime invest­ig­ator accused of...

Details of dra­matic abduc­tions laid bare

Articlefar from home

Volun­teer Lisa Claasen feeds Dolly, a lively Sub­antarc­tic fur seal that is being rehab­il­it­ated at Bay­world. A young Sub­antarc­tic fur seal is caus­ing a stir at Bay­world after com­ing ashore ema­ci­ated in Cape Town a month-and-a-half...

far from home

ArticleRabada return could reshape Pro­teas

Kagiso Rabada’s return could provide SA with the boost they need to hit back against Aus­tralia in the second Test at St George’s Park, with coach Shukri Con­rad describ­ing the fast bowler’s avail­ab­il­ity as a real­ity ahead of Sunday’s...

Rabada return could reshape Pro­teas

ArticleBay fam­ily’s battle to repat­ri­ate son’s body from Chile

A dis­traught Gqe­berha fam­ily are bat­tling to repat­ri­ate their son's body from Chile after he was found dead on Octo­ber 10. Car­los Jose Laminie Ros­ales, 25, also known as Kal­lie, was found at a bus sta­tion in San­ti­ago, at about 10pm, with...

Bay fam­ily’s battle to repat­ri­ate son’s body from Chile

ArticlePlett Tour­ism staff go unpaid as tender crisis deep­ens

Plett Tour­ism has exhausted its fin­an­cial reserves, and staff have gone unpaid as the fal­lout from a muni­cipal tender pro­cess threatens the future of the organ­isa­tion. The fin­an­cial crisis was laid bare at its annual gen­eral meet­ing at the...

Plett Tour­ism staff go unpaid as tender crisis deep­ens

ArticleTwice-yearly injec­tion a big advance in fight against new HIV infec­tions

People in the East­ern Cape can now walk into des­ig­nated pub­lic health facil­it­ies to access an injec­tion that offers up to six months pro­tec­tion against HIV, with the pro­vin­cial rol­lout of the long-act­ing pre­ven­tion drug open­ing up...

Twice-yearly injec­tion a big advance in fight against new HIV infec­tions