The Eastern Cape Department of Economic Development, Environmental Affairs, and Tourism (DEDEAT) MEC Nonkqubela Pieters led the Provincial Women’s Day build-up programme at the Misgund Multipurpose Centre yesterday. The session
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The Eastern Cape Department of Economic Development, Environmental Affairs, and Tourism (DEDEAT) MEC, Ms Noknqubela Pieters marked Provincial Environmental Day with the planting of eighty (80) trees in 13 schools
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The MEC for Eastern Cape Department of Economic Development, Environmental Affairs, and Tourism, Hon. Nonkqubela Pieters invites members of the media to the Provincial Environmental Day Celebrations, a programme aimed
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In honour of Nelson Mandela Day, the DEDEAT’s Chris Hani district dedicated its time to reflect on the former President Nelson Mandela’s values and principles, making an impact on the
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MEC Nonkqubela Pieters is making rounds engaging with critical stakeholders and public entities leadership to introduce herself and hold high-level engagements focusing on critical issues, respective mandates, and priorities of
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The Department of Economic Development, Environmental Affairs and Tourism (DEDEAT) welcomes the Member of the Executive Council (MEC), Ms Nonkqubela Ntomboxolo Pieters as its new political head. MEC Pieters brings
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In response to the lack of market opportunities for local products, platforms to promote local businesses, and persistent underdevelopment and high poverty levels sustained by the continued importation of agricultural
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As a clear indication of the commitment to supporting electric vehicle users, the Eastern Cape Government has launched new EV charging stations infrastructure in Mthatha and East London. The project
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April 18, 2024: A R26,5 million eMaxesibeni Informal Trade Infrastructure project which will benefit 150 informal traders was officially launched today at eMaxesibini (Mount Ayliff) in the Umzimvubu Local Municipality.
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The prospects of black mohair producers in the Eastern Cape received a major boost following a R1,4 million injection into four emerging angora goat farming operations in Somerset East in
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