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Annelisa Zwana is a digital news reporter at The Herald and Weekend Post in Port Elizabeth.
The Herald visited schools in Nelson Mandela Bay to find out what pupils understood about the public holiday.
It is possible to find the perfect farm getaway without having to drive for hours on a dirt road to get there.
A medical doctor with a drive to use her expertise for social advocacy and moral regeneration is how to best describe Dr Pinky Ngcakani-Ncula.
You may have seen them on Britain’s Got Talent or even the Romanian version but now you can catch them live at the National Arts Festival in Makhanda.
Afrika Sings! is a colourful production which celebrates South African music and dance.
The Marikana, Ten Years On exhibition seeks to address questions of accountability and justice around the Marikana massacre.
Entrepreneurship has always been in Vuyiseka Nyembezi’s family. Inspired by her mother, who used to bake, cook and sell her products at the local taxi rank to make an income, Nyembezi, 33, started her own baking company.
With two weeks to go to the Local Government Elections, we find out how well Nelson Mandela Bay residents know their local politics.
Alchemy Virtual Media’s approach is simple — no-frills, personalised and affordable.
To do something that did not feel like a job was always Sam Sethosa’s desire.And when the opportunity to open her first clothing boutique was presented, the 40-year-old grabbed it with both hands, as her love for clothing would finally…
Dedication and a commitment to work tirelessly are what business owner Lucille Bosman believes set her family’s business apart. NC Upholsters, which was established in 1999, strives to provide the highest standard of quality and service…
A passion for community service and problem solving was the starting point for Lulamile Kalipa.
A vision that began over a coffee date, where four Gqeberha women decided to offer a one-stop shop to help children grow and flourish, has resulted in the first multidisciplinary paediatric centre of its size and scope in Nelson Mandela…
A queen setting her mind on creating a lasting legacy — that is Lorraine Dilata-Zingelwa, who has pooled all her interests to create the Legacy Queen brand.
Eastcape Training Centre CEO Neil Harilal says he believes their success is in the number of qualified learners that can be placed in the industry and contribute to the overall economy of the Eastern Cape and SA.
