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Five dead in N10 multi-vehicle crash, culpable homicide case opened
Five people died yesterday, 30 November, in a fatal multi-vehicle crash on the N10 between Cookhouse and Gqeberha. Police have opened a culpable homicide case.
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SA20 stars, cricket legend Ntini bring magic to Gqeberha school visit
Sunrisers Eastern Cape stars CJ King and Patrick Kruger joined cricket legend Makhaya Ntini and rapper YoungstaCPT at Greenwood Primary School for SA20 season excitement.
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New Brighton arrest: Suspect found with hijacked vehicle, firearms, jamming device
SAPS Crime Combating Unit arrested a 38-year-old suspect in New Brighton on Wednesday with two firearms, a mobile phone signal jamming device and hijacked bakkie.
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Hawks secure conviction in R890,000 club treasurer fraud case in Gqeberha
Former Diaz Club treasurer Sidney Gowar pleaded guilty to systematic R890,000 fraud, receiving a six-year suspended sentence and ordered to repay funds.
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Restoring Lorraine’s green legacy one tree at a time
With soil-stained hands community members gathered to transform a green space into a symbol of environmental renewal with a tree-planting ceremony.
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Petition for speed humps on ‘highway to hell’ in Central
The tragic death of an elderly pedestrian has reignited community demands for urgent safety measures on a notorious stretch of road in Central.
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Medical practitioner granted bail over alleged sexual assault of five victims
The medical practitioner was arrested on charges of alleged rape and sexual assault of five female victims, released on R5 000 bail after court appearance yesterday.
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Dean Arnolds’ inspiring World Transplant Games journey
A life-saving kidney transplant marked a new beginning for Gqeberha athlete Dean Arnolds, who represented SA at the World Transplant Games.
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Parliamentary visit exposes ‘broken’ police force in Gqeberha
The city’s Flying Squad, once boasting 15–20 operational vehicles daily, has been reduced to a single van.
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Community partnership brings fresh life to Fat Tracks Trails
A parternship between CTM and local trail organisations will see the replacement of deteriorating signage along the Baakens Valley trails.
