SABC 2 is stepping into a new chapter, and it is one rooted firmly in everyday South African life. From February 2026, the channel will roll out a refreshed schedule that puts local stories, familiar languages, and multi-generational viewing front and centre.

As South Africa’s job market remains under pressure, job seekers are being forced to rethink how they search for work. While the official unemployment rate dipped slightly to 31.9% in late 2024, millions of South Africans are still actively looking for opportunities in an increasingly competitive environment.

Back to school season always arrives with good intentions and mild panic. New year, new timetable, new expectations, and suddenly everyone is supposed to be organised, rested, labelled and emotionally ready overnight.

This December, a few Eastern Cape families found themselves supported in a way that felt less like a Vodacom campaign and more like a collective act of care.

by Simphiwe Bangani Every year, when matric results are announced in January, South Africans erupt in celebration. Families ululate, neighbours cheer and thousands of learners feel that spark of hope that says, “This is it. My life starts now.” Bags are packed, course lists are checked and some begin planning for the campus life they…

Emeris Nelson Mandela Bay has officially launched its new Community Law Clinic, a space designed to offer free legal support to vulnerable communities while preparing final-year law students for real-world practice.

Tails are wagging and excitement is building at the Save-A-Pet Shelter this Sunday, 30 November 2025. Rescue dogs of all shapes, sizes, and personalities are preparing for their moment in the spotlight at the Rescue Dog Show and Planty, Bru! Vegan Market.

Nelson Mandela Bay continues to shine as a hub of innovation, and this time, the spotlight falls on the creative talent emerging from Nelson Mandela University.