
Fredlin Adriaan
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5 days ago |
theherald.co.za | Brandon Nel |Fredlin Adriaan
Northern areas residents living in fear after new killings Three weekend murders among 13 reported in last month Premium By Brandon Nel - 03 June 2025 Gunfire tore through Gqeberha’s northern areas in May — leaving 13 people dead in the 56 shootings and residents petrified that their loved ones could be next. One of the most recent incidents occurred in Gelvandale on Friday night when Lawrenzo September, 30, was stabbed in Beetlestone Road...
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1 week ago |
theherald.co.za | Brandon Nel |Fredlin Adriaan
Scores take refuge in Gqeberha after deadly Addo attacks Premium By Brandon Nel - 29 May 2025 More than 100 foreigners, mostly women and their young children, are seeking shelter in Gqeberha after fleeing Addo due to the deadly attacks. Humanitarian group Gift of the Givers stepped in to assist those who were chased from their homes after the violent clashes on Sunday and Monday in which three people were killed and at least 10 injured...
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1 week ago |
theherald.co.za | Brandon Nel |Fredlin Adriaan
Addo gripped by turmoil Foreigners flee homes after revenge attacks for murder leave three dead Premium By Brandon Nel and Fredlin Adriaan - 28 May 2025 Outside the police station in Addo, a group of foreigners continued to set up camp on Tuesday, their belongings hastily packed into bags piled nearby. The scene was tense and emotional, with children crying as frightened families clung to the few possessions they had managed to take with them...
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1 week ago |
theherald.co.za | Brandon Nel |Fredlin Adriaan
Cable thieves don’t even respect the dead Graves dug up at the Papenkuil Cemetery in search of wiring to sell Premium By Brandon Nel - 27 May 2025 In a chilling wave of desecration and destruction, the Papenkuil Cemetery along Stanford Road has become the latest target of brazen cable thieves. Tombstones have been removed and graves dug up in the criminals’ relentless pursuit of street lighting cables to pawn for just a few quick bucks...
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1 week ago |
theherald.co.za | Guy Rogers |Fredlin Adriaan
Whale of a festival fast approaching Nelson Mandela Bay shores By Guy Rogers - 26 May 2025 Inspired by an ancient migration, Nelson Mandela Bay’s biggest conservation and coastal culture festival is fast approaching Gqeberha’s shores. The fifth annual Algoa Bay Whale Festival, celebrating the annual migration of humpback whales from the Antarctic up the coast of Southern Africa to the tropics, is due to take place on May 31 and June 1 at the Willows Resort and Conference Centre...
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