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Western Cape stolen gun recovered during shootout in Humansdorp
Two 18-year-old suspects arrested in Humansdorp after shooting incident. Police recovered a firearm in their possession that was stolen in Cape Town a decade ago.
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(Closed) WIN TICKETS TO ROVER RACEWAY MOTOCROSS SHOWDOWN
The PE Express will be giving away 5 double tickets for the 2025 South African National Motocross Championship. How to enter 1. Answer this simple question on our Facebook page:…
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Bejaarde (85) van Bainsvlei sterf in hofselle
Gert Bruhns, ‘n 85-jarige man van Bainsvlei, is gister in die hofselle dood. Hy sou om borgtog aansoek doen nadat hy glo sy seun, Erich op 19 April geskiet het.
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Heroic K9, ‘Night,’ begins recovery after injuries on duty
Heroic K9 Night, injured during a housebreaking, is recovering after surgery. His handler, Warrant Officer Theron, admires Night’s bravery as they prepare to work together again.
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Splash Festival draws over 200 000 visitors to Nelson Mandela Bay
The 2025 Splash Festival in Nelson Mandela Bay attracted over 200,000 attendees, showcasing entertainment, culture, and local talent while boosting the economy and ensuring safety.
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Deputy principal retires after four decades of service
Dhanasagren Moodley retires after 40 years at Woolhope Secondary, reflecting on his impactful teaching career, leadership roles, and commitment to student growth and education.
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Five bodies recovered in case of missing police officers from the Free State
Five bodies found in Hennops River near Centurion in search for missing police officers.
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Gqeberha Ward Councillor Johnny Arends dies in vehicle accident
Johnny Arends, Ward 34 Democratic Alliance Councillor, has died in a fatal accident on the R75. This was announced on Facebook this morning, April 26, by Councillor Rano Kayser, the…
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Gqeberha: Notorious R75 claims two more victims
A fatal head-on collision on the notorious R75 claimed two lives last night, while another pedestrian was injured in a separate incident on this road.
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First successful stem cell donor match found on unique inter-continental sign-up drive
Bradley Peters from East London became the first donor match found through the Matches on the Map stem cell drive, giving a patient new hope.
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