Gqeberha shop owners fear the rise in xenophobia
Migrants with businesses in the city and surrounding areas say being targeted by politicians and the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality is putting lives and livelihoods at risk.
Stories by: Joseph Chirume
Migrants live in fear after raid by home affairs
An operation in the Sundays River Valley has resulted in deportations and increased hostility towards those who cannot get valid documents because refugee offices remain closed.
Hundreds of workers march for end to pay freeze
An end to low wages and the moratorium on salary hikes is an overarching demand, but individual memorandums also reveal the particular concerns of workers in different provinces.
Motherwell brothers turn dumpsite into art gallery
The Nyendwana brothers sell their art from the gallery in front of their home and have now launched a clothing label that is attracting global attention and raising awareness about Covid-19.
Motherwell loses precious community centre
Vandals have reduced a multimillion-rand facility that served impoverished Port Elizabeth residents to a ruined shell, with even the bricks now falling into their hands.
The struggles of Port Elizabeth horse handlers
Grooms involved in the protest at the Fairview Racecourse in which a man was injured and a horse was killed speak about life in a shack settlement and the fight for funds owed to them.