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Hundreds of SA Police members have fanned out across Nelson Mandela Bay as part of the third installment of Operation Fiela in the Metro. Police brass kept operational details close to their chests when briefing the media about the Eastern Cape

An intense frontal system will move through the Eastern Cape this afternoon. The PE Branch of the SA weather service is warning that this will result in strong to gale force coastal winds accompanied by light rain showers and snow over the high

George mayor, Charles Standers, says there's been a generally positive response to the introduction of phase three of the city's Go George bus service. Standers was commenting after a protest earlier this week by disgruntled taxi

A woman, who allegedly gave her two year old girl an overdose of anti depressants, has pleaded not guilty on the charges against her. The 40-year-old woman appeared in the Mossel Bay Magistrate Court on Wednesday.  The state has charged

South Africa's National Oil Company, Petro SA, is set to make a loss of R14.9 billion.  According to earlier reports the loss resulted from the failed Project Ikwezi, which was intended to extend the life of Mossgas by drilling new wells

The Nelson Mandela Ratepayers Association says residents are paying so-called 'ransom money' to illegal strikers in the metro's electricity directorate. The illegal strike which began last week, is said to be putting considerable

The South African National Roads Agency will start with special maintenance of a 28 kilometer stretch of the dual carriageway on the N2 between the Bramlin Interchange and the Salt Works in Port Elizabeth. The roadworks are expected to commence

The South African National Roads Agency Ltd (SANRAL) will commence on Monday, 3 August with the special maintenance of a 28-kilometre stretch of the dual carriageway N2 road between Bramlin Interchange and Soutwerke in Port Elizabeth, within the

The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber says its very concerned over the ongoing strike taking place in the metro's electricity directorate. The illegal strike which began last week, is said to be putting considerable strain on services and