From tradition to transformation
UBuhlanti exhibition by The Black Power Station concludes, leaving a legacy of community empowerment through art in Makhanda
Grocott's
March 27, 2024
The role of media during election time
South Africa’s pivotal upcoming elections mirror 1994’s transition, navigating from past oppression to democracy amidst economic challenges
Grocott's
March 26, 2024
Criminals are using Artificial Intelligence to steal our money
Rising financial scams, fueled by AI-generated content, threaten wealth retention. Vigilance and skepticism are essential defenses against cyber theft
Grocott's
March 25, 2024
Sarah Baartman District Municipality asks for commercialization of agriculture in Makhanda
Makhanda Agriculture Fair fosters economic growth, food security. Farmers urged to improve marketing for sustainable development.
Grocott's
March 18, 2024
Joyful noise filled Guy Butler Theatre during Masicule’s 10 year anniversary
Masicule’s jubilant 10th edition, graced by Zoe Modiga, showcased local choir talents, fostering community pride and musical celebration.
Grocott's
March 14, 2024
Lengthy sentences a bittersweet victory for murdered women’s grief-stricken families
Families grapple with justice served in Makhanda High Court after brutal murders, facing lingering grief despite perpetrators’ sentencing.
Grocott's
March 14, 2024
Two Makhanda schools hit hard by rampant cable theft
TEM Mrwetyana and BoyBoy Mginywa schools in Makhanda suffer from cable theft, disrupting education. Officials struggle to address the
Grocott's
March 13, 2024
Ayanda Kota is laid to rest
Ayanda Kota’s funeral epitomized mourning and political tribute, highlighting his activism legacy and family unity amidst societal discord
Grocott's
March 7, 2024
Vox Pops: Have you registered to vote?
By Malikhanye Mankayi With elections coming up and voter registration taking place this coming weekend between 3 – 4 February,
Grocott's
February 1, 2024
“Vuk’uzenzele, there’s always something to do”
UMam’ Pumla Cagwe, also known as sis’ Pam, believes that there is no time to waste and that one must
Grocott's
December 8, 2023
Arts & Culture
From tradition to transformation
UBuhlanti exhibition by The Black Power Station concludes, leaving a legacy of community empowerment through art in Makhanda
Grocott's
March 27, 2024
Democracy
The role of media during election time
South Africa’s pivotal upcoming elections mirror 1994’s transition, navigating from past oppression to democracy amidst economic challenges
Grocott's
March 26, 2024
Crime
Criminals are using Artificial Intelligence to steal our money
Rising financial scams, fueled by AI-generated content, threaten wealth retention. Vigilance and skepticism are essential defenses against cyber theft
Grocott's
March 25, 2024
Eastern Cape
Sarah Baartman District Municipality asks for commercialization of agriculture in Makhanda
Makhanda Agriculture Fair fosters economic growth, food security. Farmers urged to improve marketing for sustainable development.
Grocott's
March 18, 2024
Arts & Culture
Joyful noise filled Guy Butler Theatre during Masicule’s 10 year anniversary
Masicule’s jubilant 10th edition, graced by Zoe Modiga, showcased local choir talents, fostering community pride and musical celebration.
Grocott's
March 14, 2024
Crime
Lengthy sentences a bittersweet victory for murdered women’s grief-stricken families
Families grapple with justice served in Makhanda High Court after brutal murders, facing lingering grief despite perpetrators’ sentencing.
Grocott's
March 14, 2024
Crime
Two Makhanda schools hit hard by rampant cable theft
TEM Mrwetyana and BoyBoy Mginywa schools in Makhanda suffer from cable theft, disrupting education. Officials struggle to address the
Grocott's
March 13, 2024
Democracy
Ayanda Kota is laid to rest
Ayanda Kota’s funeral epitomized mourning and political tribute, highlighting his activism legacy and family unity amidst societal discord
Grocott's
March 7, 2024
Democracy
Vox Pops: Have you registered to vote?
By Malikhanye Mankayi With elections coming up and voter registration taking place this coming weekend between 3 – 4 February,
Grocott's
February 1, 2024
Arts & Culture
“Vuk’uzenzele, there’s always something to do”
UMam’ Pumla Cagwe, also known as sis’ Pam, believes that there is no time to waste and that one must
Grocott's
December 8, 2023