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Police seek Lukhanyo Mekula in Gqeberha mass shooting
Police are seeking Lukhanyo Mekula to assist in investigating a mass shooting at Wells Estate, Gqeberha, where 3 people died and 6 were injured.
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N2 partially reopened following hazardous oil spillage near Kei Cuttings
Oil residue and hazardous conditions remain on parts of the N2 near Kei Cuttings after an overturned tanker caused a major spillage overnight.
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Experts warn of danger as flood-swept snakes wash up on Jeffreys Bay beaches
Experts have warned residents to avoid handling snakes washed ashore after recent Kouga floods left wildlife displaced and injured.
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Trio accused of killing Gqeberha businessman appear in High Court
Three accused in the murder of Gqeberha businessman Daniel de Jager appeared in the High Court, where the matter was postponed to 22 May.
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Komani Hawks arrest Department of Agriculture Clerk for alleged theft of public funds
A Komani-based Department of Agriculture clerk, 57, has been arrested by the Hawks for allegedly stealing R60 000 in public funds.
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Kouga floods: 250 residents displaced as municipality races to reopen roads and restore power
Roads damaged, bridges washed away and 250 residents displaced as Kouga Municipality battles the aftermath of devastating floods.
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Markets rattled as US, Iran clash in Hormuz
The US was awaiting Iran’s response to its latest proposed peace deal, after both sides accused the other of triggering an overnight clash.
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Ramaphosa ‘respects’ court judgement, EFF vows to fight relentlessly
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he respects the Constitutional Court’s judgement and reaffirmed his commitment to the Constitution.
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NSRI sounds alarm over Kromme River as floods leave trail of destruction
NSRI St Francis Bay warns the public to stay away from the Kromme River as flooding continues to wreak havoc across the Kouga municipal area.
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Constitutional Court: Phala Phala vote was invalid and unconstitutional
The Constitutional Court ruled on that the vote of the National Assembly on 13 December 2022 on the Phala Phala report is inconsistent with the constitution, invalid and set aside.
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