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Police honour slain Eastern Cape sergeant as murder probe continues
Police honoured Sergeant Phumelele Tyuwa at his funeral in Peddie as the Hawks continue investigating his murder and search for the suspects.
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Four arrested in two separate drug busts in Addo, Despatch
Police arrested four suspected drug dealers and seized drugs worth an estimated R20 000 during separate operations in Despatch and Addo.
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Cheetahs return to Eswatini after more than 35 years
Four cheetahs have returned to Eswatini after more than 35 years, with conservationists hoping to establish a thriving breeding population.
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Hawks net over R1 million forfeiture as EC abalone syndicate leader jailed for 20 years
The Hawks’ investigation led to a R1.2 million forfeiture, disrupting an abalone poaching syndicate and securing multiple convictions.
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Probe launched after child drowns in pit toilet at Eastern Cape ECD centre
The Eastern Cape Department of Education has launched an investigation into the death of a learner who drowned in an unfinished pit toilet.
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Eastern Cape dams show strong recovery after recent rainfall
Recent floods in parts of the Eastern Cape caused localised damage and disruption, but dam levels have since risen sharply following heavy rainfall.
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Severe weather warning issued for Nelson Mandela Bay
Nelson Mandela Bay faces severe weather with heavy rainfall warnings. Residents must prepare for flooding and hazardous conditions, prioritizing safety.
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FCS unit hailed after double arrest in rape case involving critically ill minor
The police have confirmed the arrest of two suspects following an investigation by the FCS Unit in Humansdorp involving a critically ill child.
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Pressure mounts on McKenzie over Eastern Cape renaming objections
Minister Gayton McKenzie is facing mounting criticism after failing to respond to 38,000 objections to Eastern Cape geographical name changes.
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Eastern Cape roads remain open despite flooding and severe weather
Eastern Cape roads remain open despite flooding and snowfall risks, with officials urging motorists to drive cautiously as wet, slippery conditions persist.
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