A tourist attraction in ruins: How Gqeberha is squandering its heritage

MoneywebJeremy Maggs · 30 October 2026 at 11:17

SA's anti-migrant violence: Pityana condemns a nation looking away. Could the local government elections change where South Africans choose to buy homes? And SA’s construction sector faces a costly digital wake-up call.
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