Port Elizabeth in the News on 20 January 2012

Brian Molefe: A man with a planMail & Guardian OnlineIn December, the Chamber of Mines commended Transnet on the improvement on the coal line as well as on the Sishen to Saldanha Bay railway line for more…

Striking teachers will face consequencesNews24Provincial education department spokesperson Loyiso Pulumani said schools in Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage, Queenstown, Matatiele and Mthatha were known to be more…

Independent OnlineStriking teachers condemnedIndependent OnlineProvincial education department spokesman Loyiso Pulumani said schools in Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage, Queenstown, Matatiele and Mthatha we more…

Man injured in plane crashIndependent OnlineA Port Elizabeth man was seriously injured when he flew a light aircraft into power cables on a farm in Uitenhage, Eastern Cape police said on Thursday. War more…

SuperSport.comGouveris aims for memorable debutSuperSport.comLocal boy Kellan Gouveris is aiming for a debut to remember when he takes part in his first road race as a professional at The Herald VW Cy more…

Attracting African touristsBBQ OnlineSouth Africans, however, do not generally see themselves as part of Africa, according to an impassioned Titus Chuene, marketing manager at Nelson Mandela Bay Touri more…

Independent OnlineRed socks it to 'emIndependent OnlineSymmo shared a story from his school days in Grey High, Port Elizabeth, regarding its memorial day for people who died in the wars. Symmo wou more…

TheSouthAfricanJohannesburg 'safer than Cape Town'TheSouthAfricanAccording to a new study from a Mexican research group, Cape Town, Durban and Port Elizabeth are more dangerous to live in than more…