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The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality will officially launch it's long- awaited Metro Police Force. Municipality spokesperson, Mthubanzi Mniki, said the new service forms part of the municipality's objective to fight against crime and

Two women accused of aborting 25 foetuses and disposing of the bodies are expected back in the Port Elizabeth magistrate’s court on Thursday. A registered nurse, Lulama Cabela, and her alleged receptionist, Babalwa Cabela, were arrested in

The Civil Aviation Authority will begin the probe into Wednesday's plane crash in which well-known Port Elizabeth pilot, Keith Patterson, was killed. His light aircraft crashed on a game reserve in the Herbersdale area near Mossel Bay

Police have found the body of a woman at Great Brak River that they suspect might be that of 48 year old Maria October who went missing on the 4th of May. Maria was last seen alive when she left her Wolwedans home with her 50 year old husband

Nelson Mandela Bay executive mayor, Danny Jordaan, has thrown down the gauntlet to Transnet saying the parastatal holds the key to unlocking the economic potential of the Metro. He called for the removal of the manganese ore dumps and fuel tanks

A man was killed this morning when his light aircraft crashed in a game reserve in the Herbersdale area near Mossel Bay. ER24 paramedics, along with Fire Services, arrived on the scene to find the wrecked aircraft in the bushes.  ER 24

South Africa's Competition Tribunal has approved a merger which will lead to the creation of the continent's largest soft drink beverage operation, with a turnover of billions of rands. The new entity will be known as Coca-Cola Beverages

Patensie detectives are offering a reward of up to R10 000 for information which may lead to the arrest and successful prosecution of the suspects involved in a murder that took place at Oorlogs Poort Farm in Patensie on Saturday the 23rd of January

To add to Eastern Province Rugby’s woes, referees in the the province are not being paid for their services. Eastern Province Rugby Referees’ Society said that they would continue to work for the “love of the game going on&rdquo