In conversation
Every woman is femininely beautiful, some just don’t know it yet26-08-11
I was born in East London, 9 April 1969. I studied clothing production management at Natal Technikon and then moved on to worked at Ninian & Lester clothing manufacturer as marketing m
Women should celebrate their achievements says Unathi Spiers of the ELIDZ05-08-11
Unati Speirs was born in East London and studied a Bachelor of Science at the university of Fort Hare. She obtained a law certificate at UCT, a diploma in project management at Damelin college a
The province is so rich in its culture, the opportunities are endless says SABCs Sbongi Ngcobo29-07-11
In an exciting run-up to women’s month, GetNews chats with TruFm’s newly appointed marketing manager Sbongi Ngcobo.
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Spot Eastern Cape's amazing potential & make a great life says Bang Bang Club's Frank Rautenbach21-07-11
Acclaimed East London actor Frank Rautenbach is one of those rare brands of South African exports, who in spite of their success and fame, have not lost their common touch.
Speaking t
EC possibly the world’s finest tourism destination says Arts Festival CEO15-07-11
Following from one of the most successful national arts festivals to date, Getnews talks to Tony Lankester, the festival head about the festival and his views on the Eastern Cape.
Celebrated blogger tells Getnews what the Eastern Cape's best kept secret is and more03-06-11
Khaya: I come from Mount Ayliff in the former Transkei in Dutyini location. I went to Little Flower in Qumbu and then in 1991 I went to Hudson Park High School in East London
The Eastern Cape's industrial development zones are future manufacturing hubs, says City Press deputy business editor Andile Ntingi.19-05-11
Having covered the Eastern Cape quite extensively, Andile is one of the journalists who have made telling the story of the province a priority. A frequent visitor to the provin
The Eastern Cape needs to capitalise on its strengths, says SAfm marketing manager Siphelele Sixaso13-05-11
After a draining Thursday morning that kicked-off with a meeting that didn’t happen, followed by my rather frequent lamentations on the unresponsiveness of some communicators, it was with
