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Kouga farmers raise flood and FMD concerns with Agriculture Minister
Kouga farmers raised concerns about flood damage and foot-and-mouth disease during Agriculture Minister Willie Aucamp’s visit to the area.
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Eastern Cape schools urged to follow event protocols ahead of exams
Eastern Cape schools have been reminded to obtain departmental approval for learner events during tuition time as final exams approach.
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Minister says 38 municipalities are in distress – 8 in the Free State
While COGTA Minister says 38 municipalities are in financial distress, DA in Free State already took action in laying criminal charges against municipal managers.
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Police nab suspect after church robbery, shootout in New Brighton
A 19-year-old suspect has been arrested and two firearms recovered following a church robbery and a shootout with police in Gqeberha.
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SAPS investigate two separate double murders in Gqeberha
SAPS Eastern Cape are investigating two separate and unrelated double murders that occurred over the weekend.
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Police appeal for information after double murder, assault in Coega
Police appeal for information after two men were found dead and a third seriously assaulted near the R334 in the Eastern Cape on Saturday.
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Teen stabbed to death at Eastern Cape school despite family’s efforts to protect him
Siphosethu Jack died after being stabbed by another pupil at Kuyasa Senior Secondary School in Dimbaza, raising fresh concerns about learner safety.
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Police launch manhunt after two officers killed in Libode
Two police officers were brutally killed in the early hours of Friday, 18 September at Ziphunzana location in Libode, near Mthatha, sparking a manhunt.
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Three dead after head-on collision on N10 near Nxuba
Three people died after a BMW sedan and truck collided head-on on the N10 near Nxuba in the early hours of 17 September.
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Xamdeboo farmer convicted of human trafficking and rape
A Xamdeboo farmer has been convicted of human trafficking, rape and assault following a more than 18-month trial in the Makhanda High Court.
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