News
-
Four people found shot dead at Gqeberha crime scene
Police have formed a dedicated team to investigate after four bodies with gunshot wounds were discovered in Walmer, Gqeberha.
Source:
-
Police captain killed in Knysna shootout laid to rest with full military honours
Captain Zamani Mzayiya was laid to rest with full military honours as men and women in blue paid tribute in the Eastern Cape yesterday.
Source:
-
Mother sought after newborn found abandoned in shopping bag
Police are appealing for information to trace the mother of a newborn baby found abandoned in a red carrier bag in Gqeberha.
Source:
-
End of an era as Playland leaves Kings Beach and Transnet seeks new operator
Playland will not return to Kings Beach, Gqeberha, after a Transnet lease increase but applications remain open for a new operator.
Source:
-
Nelson Mandela Bay SOMA overshadowed by political boycott
Nelson Mandela Bay SOMA was overshadowed as several political parties stayed away, amid criticism over service delivery and event costs.
-
Family secures halt to reopened Biko inquest
Steve Biko’s family has secured a temporary halt to his reopened inquest, with the review application to be heard on an expedited basis.
-
Graaff-Reinet name change faces AfriForum court challenge
AfriForum has taken the renaming of Graaff-Reinet to Robert Sobukwe Town to court, challenging the decision by Minister Gayton McKenzie.
Source:
-
Jeffreys Bay man dies in suspected abalone poaching incident
A 22-year-old Jeffreys Bay man drowned at Wallskipper Beach in a suspected abalone poaching incident, with police opening an inquest.
Source:
-
Minister Majodina faces backlash after vulgar outburst at Kouga community meeting
Water Minister Pemmy Majodina exchanged profanities with a disabled resident at a Kouga community meeting, sparking DA ethics complaint.
Source:
-
Three firearms, drugs confiscated in Helenvale operation
A police and military team recovered three firearms, Mandrax tablets and dagga in an intelligence-driven operation in Helenvale on Wednesday, 9 September.
Share your news with us.
Do you have feedback you’d like to share?
Let us know what’s on your mind.