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The fraud trial of Nonthutuzelo Sizani, wife of ANC Chief Whip Stone Sizani, is continuing in the Port Elizabeth Commercial Crimes Court. Sizani is accused of defrauding the Eastern Cape Education Department of R1.2 million. This relates to

Eastern Cape police say Operaton Fiela continues to make inroads in the fight against crime in the Nelson Mandela Bay area. Provincial spokesperson, Brigadier Marinda Mills says the operation started in the early hours of Thursday morning and

The Port Elizabeth Magistrates Court has heard that Christopher Panayiotou can pay up to R50 000 if he is granted bail. Magistrate Abigail Beeton has yet to begin to delivering her Judgement in the bail application. The PE businessman has been

Family members of murdered school teacher Jayde Panayiotou made their first appearance in the PE Magistrate's court this morning where the bail hearing of her husband, Christopher continues. The PE businessman is charged with orchestrating

The bail hearing of PE murder accused Christopher Panayiotou has been postponed in the city's magistrate's court. The 28-year-old is accused of orchestrating the abduction and murder of his wife Jayde. Proceedings on Wednesday were

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has urged residents to use water sparingly, and cut back on consumption. Metro spokesperson, Roland Williams, says this is because water restrictions may be on the cards soon. He told Algoa FM News that

Port Elizabeth police are investigating two cases of attempted murder, following two gang-related shooting incidents in the city's northern areas over the weekend. Spokesperson, Capt. Johan Rheeder says in the first incident in Helenvale on

Eight people were killed and three injured in a head-on collision on the N2 between Dutywa and Mthatha in the Eastern Cape on Friday. According to the public broadcaster, a bakkie made a U-turn and collided with an oncoming taxi. According to

A self-confessed gangster is still under cross-examination in a civil lawsuit underway in the Port Elizabeth High Court. 231 prisoners at St Albans outside Port Elizageth are suing the Department of Correctional Services for damages claiming that