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Tracy Brown murder case remanded as forensic tests continue
Court hears forensic evidence still outstanding in Gqeberha prosecutor Tracy Brown’s murder. Matter remanded to 8 April, accused remain in custody.
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Manhunt launched after fatal mass shooting in KwaZakhele
South African Police Service has launched an extensive manhunt following the fatal mass shooting of four young people in KwaZakhele on Monday evening, 2 March.
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Serial rapist handed life sentence in Gqeberha High Court
Serial rapist Lonwabo Ndwe was handed life imprisonment by the Gqeberha High Court for rape, kidnapping and robbery crimes with aggravating circumstances committed in Kariega.
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Three suspects arrested for bribery attempt after false number plate stop
Three suspects have been arrested on charges of bribery by the Nelson Mandela Bay District Crime Combatting Unit, demonstrating SAPS’ firm stance against criminal activities.
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NMU student found lifeless in campus swimming pool
A 21-year-old Nelson Mandela University Information Technology student was discovered dead in the campus swimming pool on Tuesday morning. Police have opened an inquest case.
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NMBM senior traffic officer placed on suspension with full pay
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has placed Eric Tiso, a second senior traffic and licensing official, on precautionary suspension with full pay pending internal investigations.
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Life sentence plus five years for man convicted of rape, kidnapping
A 51-year-old suspect was sentenced by the Gqeberha High Court to life imprisonment for rape and an additional five years for kidnapping a 10-year-old girl.
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Healing Hands: 15 years of impact, one urgent call to action
This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Healing Hands Community Project (HHCP) – a milestone that celebrates the survival of the city’s most vulnerable.
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Neighbourhood Watch fights back against illegal dumping
Mounting frustration over illegal dumping across several suburbs in Nelson Mandela Bay has prompted renewed calls for urgent intervention.
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Free pads initiative to fight period poverty and support girls’ education
Thousands of schoolgirls across the Eastern Cape will receive sanitary pads in a major initiative to address period poverty.
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