Mthatha Express
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Murder and firearm negligence cases opened after 8-year-old accessed father’s licenced gun, fatally shooting cousin in Nothintwa locality on Thursday afternoon.
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East London Regional Court sentenced four former Ngqushwa municipal officials to three years’ imprisonment or R120,000 fines for fraud involving fictitious service providers.
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Khanyanati Trading (Pty) Ltd and director Nothemba Gqibityala were arrested by East London Serious Commercial Crime Investigation for alleged contraventions of the Tax Administration Act.
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Two suspects appeared in Ngcobo Magistrate’s Court facing charges of possessing stolen cattle worth over R150,000 following swift police action on Monday.
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Julius Malema was found guilty on five firearm-related charges by the East London Magistrate’s Court. The EFF says it will it will “engage the judgment further and seek comprehensive legal advice.”
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A 41-year-old man was arrested and appeared in Mthatha Specialised Commercial Crime Court for R1.9 million tender fraud dating back to 2015.
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EAST LONDON – A 43-year-old male was arrested by members of the East London Commercial Crime Unit recently, on 20 September, in Mdantsane on charges of fraud, forgery, uttering, and […]
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To commemorate both World Clean-up Day and National Clean-up Day, the Border-Kei Chamber of Business, in partnership with the Buffalo City Municipality, led a citywide clean-up campaign in East London […]
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