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  • 3 weeks ago | theherald.co.za | Guy Rogers |Werner Hills

    Premium The son of Cradock Four member Fort Calata broke down in the Gqeberha high court on Thursday as he described his anguish at not only having to grow up without his father, but also how the families of the murdered men had been discarded by the new ANC-led government. Testifying during the inquest on Thursday, Lukhanyo Calata said as a child growing up in the Cradock township of Lingelihle, other children used to call him and his sister “the son and daughter of a leader”...

  • 3 weeks ago | theherald.co.za | Guy Rogers

    St George’s Peace Pole calls for universal harmony Humble and little-known monument stands alongside similar memorials globally from Giza to Hiroshima Premium By Guy Rogers - 04 June 2025 What have the pyramids of Giza in Egypt, the International Atomic Energy Agency in Switzerland and St George’s Park in Gqeberha got in common? They all have a Peace Pole, of course...

  • 3 weeks ago | theherald.co.za | Guy Rogers |Andisa Bonani |Eugene Coetzee

    We are doing our best to solve hospital staff shortages, says MEC Premium By Guy Rogers and Andisa Bonani - 04 June 2025 Eastern Cape health MEC Ntandokazi Capa said the department was doing everything possible to minimise the shortage of staff in facilities across the province. “We’ve already employed 86 doctors — placed in hospitals across the province — in the financial year that ended in March, and they all started working as of April 1,” Capa said...

  • 3 weeks ago | theherald.co.za | Guy Rogers |Eugene Coetzee

    Band-Aids don’t fix bullet holes Nelson Mandela Bay’s gaping hospital wound Premium By Guy Rogers - 04 June 2025 Nelson Mandela Bay’s three top state hospitals have a total of 74 medical doctor positions standing vacant, crippling health care for the poor, delaying urgent surgery and pushing overworked staff to the edge. Making matters worse, there is also a dire shortage of nursing staff, leaving critical services hamstrung...

  • 3 weeks ago | theherald.co.za | Guy Rogers

    Tale of strange rock painting entrances Whale Festival audience Premium By Guy Rogers - 03 June 2025 How did a walrus land up in a San painting on the wall of a cave in the Free State — and if it is not a walrus, then what on earth is it? Those were two of several questions palaeontologist Prof Julien Benoit dug into during his talk at the Whale Festival at Gqeberha’s Willows resort at the weekend...

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