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Upgrade project remains on track, although with delays
SBDM says the Thornham Informal Settlement Upgrade Project is ongoing, with completion delayed to September due to construction challenges.
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Kouga has yet to achieve sustained wastewater compliance
The SAHRC found Kouga Municipality failed to achieve compliant wastewater treatment, citing sewage pollution risks and ordering remedial action.
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Robert Sobukwe’s grave vandalised for the seventh time
Robert Sobukwe’s grave has been vandalised again, marking at least the seventh desecration as tensions over the town’s renaming continue.
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Four men appear in court for R3 million Jeffreys Bay jewellery robbery
Four men appeared in the Humansdorp Magistrate’s Court after allegedly robbing Gabriel’s Jewellery Shop in Jeffreys Bay of R3 million worth of jewellery.
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Third suspect jailed for Jeffreys Bay Good Samaritan murder
Rossouw sentenced to 18 years for the murder of Jeffreys Bay Good Samaritan Anna Gouws, shot after offering three men a lift and buying them food.
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Eastern Cape loses residents as South Africans migrate for better opportunities
The Eastern Cape keeps losing residents to other provinces, with Stats SA showing the province among those with the country’s largest net population losses.
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Jewellery worth R3 million recovered after Jeffreys Bay armed robbery
Police arrested four suspects and recovered jewellery worth about R3 million just hours after an armed robbery at a jewellery store in Jeffreys Bay.
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Humansdorp attorney convicted of R6 million estate theft
A Humansdorp attorney has been convicted of stealing nearly R6 million from 14 deceased estates after pleading guilty to multiple theft charges.
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SAPS officer identified as Gamtoos Valley crash victim
SAPS has confirmed that Warrant Officer Ricardo George Roberts, based at Mount Road Crime Intelligence Unit, died in a fatal crash near Gamtoos Valley.
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Future of Eastern Cape publications uncertain amid unpaid salaries
The Herald and Daily Dispatch face an uncertain future, raising fears for one of the Eastern Cape’s oldest newspaper titles amid unpaid salaries.
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