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In a final tribute to the Irish couple who drowned while swimming in Plettenberg Bay recently, a wreath laying ceremony was held on Robberg Beach on Thursday. The British Consulate and the Western Cape Department of Economic Development and

Fears that a fish farm may be established off Hobie Beach in Algoa Bay can be put to rest once and for all. Democratic Alliance MPL Ross Purdon says that in reply to a speech he made last week, Economic Affairs, Environment and Tourism MEC

The National Prosecuting Authority has confirmed the arrest of suspected PE gang leader, Shaun Ah Shene. He was arrested at his home in Parsons Hill on Thursday morning. NPA spokesperson, Tsepo Ndwalaza, says Ah Shene was taken into custody in

Five of South Africa’s brightest creative stars were named as recipients of the Standard Bank Young Artist Awards on Wednesday 28 October, recognising and honouring their dynamic and outstanding contribution to the vitality of

Five suspects aged between 22 and 34 were arrested at a house in Kwa-Nobuhle on Wednesday in a crime intelligence driven operation.  Uitenhage police spokesperson Warrant Officer Basil Seekoei says police were acting on information from the

Five people from the Lukholweni township near Matatiele appeared in the Maluti Magistrate court on Wednesday on charges of malicious damage to police property. Lieutenant Raphael Motloung says police believe the incident is linked to the murder

Port Elizabeth police are investigating a case of murder and house robbery after the body of an 85-year-old man was found at the Duncan Ferguson Old Age Home in Summerstrand. Police spokesperson, Warrant Officer, Alwin Labans, said the man's

The Mozambican woman who was found guilty of kidnaping a  three-year-old girl in Mdantsane will appeal her sentence at the Grahamstown High Court. Sindiswa Ntshukane was arrested in Gauteng by the Hawks September. She was jailed for 20

Buffalo City Municipality has closed the Central Library. That's due to ongoing intimidation of staff and students trying to study at the Central Library. Buffalo City spokesperson, Keith Ngesi, said Tuesday that on two occassions, on