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Man arrested after allegedly firing random shots in community
A 23-year-old Cofimvaba man is expected in court after police arrested him for allegedly possessing unlicensed firearms and randomly firing shots.
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Msikaba Bridge reaches 70% completion milestone as SANRAL targets 2029 finish
Construction of the Msikaba Bridge has reached 70% completion, with SANRAL confident the landmark project will be completed in 2029.
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WATCH | Colleagues honour paramedic who died while on duty
Emergency services personnel gathered in Gqeberha for a memorial drive honouring Advanced Life Support Paramedic Sthembiso Wiseman Twala, who died on duty.
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Gqeberha accounting firm ex-director convicted after stealing client funds
A former Gqeberha accounting firm director has been convicted of theft and money laundering and ordered to repay more than R804,000.
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Gqeberha police officer allegedly kills wife before shooting himself
A Gqeberha police couple have died in a shooting incident at their Parsonsvlei home, with two minor children present during the tragedy.
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Suspect rearrested for trust fund theft after absconding from court
Khayalethu Sakawuli, accused of orchestrating the unlawful misappropriation of nearly R3 million from a family trust, has been rearrested.
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UPDATE | Repatriation of foreign nationals underway in Jeffreys Bay
A local church will assist foreign nationals in Jeffreys Bay with repatriation on Sunday following violent protests on Thursday.
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Operation Prosper nets 1 149 suspects as police intensify crackdown on illegal mining and organised crime
The South African Police Service (SAPS), supported by the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), has arrested 1 149 suspects and seized 25 illegal firearms
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Calm restored in Jeffreys Bay after violent protests, police remain deployed
SAPS confirmed that the situation in Jeffreys Bay and the broader Kouga region remains calm, following violent protests on 16 July.
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Police step up security after violent Jeffreys Bay protest
Police have intensified operations in Kouga after a violent Ocean View protest led to 69 arrests, with further arrests possible as investigations continue.
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