Demand from EU highlights gap in Eastern Cape seafood industry
An international seafood sourcing mission to South Africa has identified both export-ready potential and key compliance gaps among Eastern Cape […]
Eastern Cape
Known for its rugged coastlines and a mix of urban and rural landscapes, historically significant and culturally rich
South Africa’s military headed to another province
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) is extending its deployment into the Eastern Cape to combat rising levels of
SANDF crime-fighting deployment to include the Eastern Cape – DefenceWeb
In addition to being deployed to combat gangsterism, illegal mining and other criminal activity in Gauteng and the Western Cape,
Eastern Cape farmers welcome agricultural show revival
Farmers in the Sarah Baartman District have welcomed the revival of agricultural shows, describing them as an important platform to
One province keeps dragging South Africa’s jobs recovery through the mud
South Africa’s employment figures showed a glimmer of hope as the national unemployment rate dipped to 31.4% in the fourth
Over half of Eastern Cape’s workforce now unemployed – Scrolla.Africa
By Anita Dangazele The Eastern Cape lost 32,000 jobs in the fourth quarter of 2025 and 53,000 in the third
Ramaphosa sends army to Eastern Cape following surge in organised crime
President Cyril Ramaphosa has extended the deployment of the army in the fight against crime to the Eastern Cape. The
Soldiers to hit Eastern Cape streets within 10 days – Scrolla.Africa
Listen to this article. By Anita Dangazele Acting police minister Firoz Cachalia told Parliament on Tuesday that army deployment to
SONA Debate: Army deployment extended to Eastern Cape to tackle gang violence – Inside Politic
Acting Police Minister Professor Firoz Cachalia on Tuesday announced that the deployment of soldiers to crime-ridden communities will be extended
Two provinces in South Africa where more people are unemployed than working
South Africa’s latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) shows that there are now two provinces where more people are unemployed