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Eastern Cape MEC condemns stabbing of Mthatha social worker
Eastern Cape MEC Bukiwe Fanta condemns the stabbing of a social worker at her workplace in Mthatha. A 37-year-old woman has been arrested.
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Shanela II arrests 1 398 suspects across Eastern Cape
Operation Shanela II arrests in the Eastern Cape totaled 1,398 suspects, showcasing police efforts to combat crime effectively.
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Summer season: How the NSRI is preparing for El Niño
The NSRI is preparing for a hotter, drier summer, with increased drowning risks, water shortages and extreme weather among its key concerns.
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Baywest Hospital to break ground on R528m Gqeberha facility
Construction of Gqeberha’s R528m Baywest Acute Hospital begins on 22 October, with 120 beds planned for its opening phase.
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Bail for police officer linked to Gqeberha organised crimes postponed
A serving police officer accused of kidnappings and extortion in Gqeberha briefly appeared in court for his bail application, postponed until Wednesday.
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Amid tension in KZN, 19 suspects have been arrested
19 suspects have been arrested in the unrest in KwaZulu-Natal. The premier Thami Ntuli called on the SANDF to deploy in Durban.
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Hawks arrest kidnapping suspect in Bizana
Hawks arrest 36-year-old suspect in connection with a ransom kidnapping in Bizana, Eastern Cape. Investigations continue to trace further suspects.
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New Grasslands National Park declared in Eastern Cape highlands
The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, David Maynier, has formally declared 18 properties in the Eastern Cape as the Grasslands National Park.
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No ceremony, only foyer certificates for KuGompo City graduates
A UNISA graduation mishap resulted in a distressing experience for students who missed the ceremony due to a date mix-up.
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Mthatha protest calls on traditional leaders to keep foreigners out
The Phakama Movement protested outside Home Affairs in Mthatha, urging traditional leaders to prevent foreigners from settling in their areas.
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