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The Herald (South Africa), 07 Ağustos 2026

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After seven hours of delays, caucuses and polit­ical bick­er­ing, the Nel­son Man­dela Bay coun­cil ended an anti­cip­ated meet­ing with motions of no con­fid­ence against mayor Babalwa Lobishe and deputy mayor Gary van Niekerk being shelved amid...

Stop-start affair: Coun­cil marked by delays, bick­er­ing

ArticleAll eyes on Sacha as Boks gun for vic­tory

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All eyes on Sacha as Boks gun for vic­tory

Article‘Caring and cour­ageous’ Bay journ­al­ist dies sud­denly at 51

Multi-award-win­ning journ­al­ist Estelle Ellis, one of the lead­ing media voices in Nel­son Man­dela Bay and SA on health and social justice issues, has died. Ellis, 51, a senior journ­al­ist at Daily Mav­er­ick, and formerly at The Her­ald, was a...

‘Caring and cour­ageous’ Bay journ­al­ist dies sud­denly at 51

ArticleThe Her­ald back on Tues­day

Please note that there will be no print edi­tion of The Her­ald on Monday August 10. Your favour­ite daily read will be back on Tues­day. In the mean­time, visit our online plat­forms for break­ing news.

The Her­ald back on Tues­day

ArticleEast­ern Cape’s child mal­nu­tri­tion crisis

‘Severe acute mal­nu­tri­tion is par­tic­u­larly con­cern­ing because it is a life-threat­en­ing con­di­tion that sig­ni­fic­antly increases a child’s risk of ill­ness or death if not iden­ti­fied and treated promptly’ Nearly 3,000 East­ern Cape...

East­ern Cape’s child mal­nu­tri­tion crisis