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Police honour slain sergeant as murder investigation continues
Police honoured Sergeant Phumelele Tyuwa at his funeral in Peddie as the Hawks continue investigating his murder and search for the suspects.
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Sarah Baartman Centre project reaches major milestone in Hankey
The long-delayed Sarah Baartman Centre of Remembrance in Hankey has been handed to a contractor, marking a key step towards completion.
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Nelson Mandela Bay residents hit by water and power outages
Residents across Nelson Mandela Bay are facing water supply disruptions and power outages as the municipality works to restore affected services.
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Four arrested as police seize R20,000 worth of drugs
Police arrested four suspected drug dealers and seized drugs worth an estimated R20 000 during separate operations in Despatch and Addo.
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Water supply setback hits Nelson Mandela Bay with vandalism and fault finding
Nelson Mandela Bay’s water recovery has been delayed by vandalism to a key water main and a technical fault at the Churchill Water Treatment Works.
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Man killed, another wounded in New Brighton shooting
Police are appealing for information after a 36-year-old man was shot dead and another wounded in a shooting in New Brighton on 3 July.
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R102 reopens after sinkhole repairs between JBay and Humansdorp
The R102 between Jeffreys Bay and Humansdorp has reopened after repairs to a sinkhole caused by damaged stormwater infrastructure.
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Minister to visit long-delayed Sarah Baartman Centre in Hankey
Minister Macpherson will hand over the long-delayed Sarah Baartman Centre of Remembrance in Hankey to a new contractor on 4 July.
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Legendary Trans Baviaans races on despite flood chaos
The legendary Trans Baviaans 24-hour MTB race will go ahead on 8 August despite devastating floods, with an alternative route to be used.
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Amazon backs major Eastern Cape spekboom restoration project expected to create 11,000 jobs
Amazon will fund a significant restoration project in South Africa, revitalizing 50,000 hectares, creating jobs, and enhancing carbon capture.
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