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Calm restored in Jeffreys Bay after violent protests, police remain deployed
SAPS confirmed that the situation in Jeffreys Bay and the broader Kouga region remains calm, following violent protests on 16 July.
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Six arrested after swift SAPS response to KwaZakhele house robbery
Swift SAPS action led to the arrest of six suspects after a KwaZakhele house robbery, with stolen property and ammunition recovered.
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South Africa’s school sanitation progress faces scrutiny
DBE announces completion of sanitation projects at 3,372 schools, but concerns remain over pit toilets and ongoing school infrastructure challenges.
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Paramedic killed while responding to emergency in Gqeberha crash
A Bester EMS paramedic was killed while responding to a medical emergency after an ambulance collided head-on with another vehicle in Gqeberha.
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Kouga on alert as Foot-and-Mouth Disease confirmed in Thornhill
Kouga Municipality has urged livestock owners to remain vigilant after Foot-and-Mouth Disease cases were confirmed in Thornhill and nearby areas.
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NPA secures right to appeal Omotoso acquittal
The Supreme Court of Appeal has granted the National Prosecuting Authority leave to appeal the controversial acquittal of Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso.
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Minister steps in over state of disrepair at Algoa Park police barracks
Claims of dire conditions at the Algoa Park police barracks have prompted the deployment of a government task team to assess the facility.
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Humansdorp anti-gang patrol leads to firearm seizure and arrest
A 27-year-old suspect has been arrested after police recovered an unlicensed firearm and ammunition during an anti-gang patrol operation in Humansdorp.
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Mleve murder case postponed to September as defence seeks statement access
Two men accused of killing ANC councillor Sicelo Mleve appeared in court, with their murder case postponed to 15 September.
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Seven initiation deaths put illegal schools under scrutiny in Eastern Cape
Seven initiation deaths put illegal initiation schools, fraudulent registrations and dehydration under scrutiny during an Eastern Cape oversight visit.
