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Syndicates are said to be running rampant in rural parts of the Eastern Cape stealing copper cables and other infrastructure meant to bring communication services to local communities. Carol Hall, Vodacom's Managing Executive for Operations in

Management at Port Elizabeth's Bayworld say that they have been assured that a musical house party planned for the old tropical house at the end of this month, will not affect the animals in the adjacent Oceanarium and nearby Snake Park About a

SAMREC Port Elizabeth says that overfishing has left the ocean in a desperate state and there is a massive shortage of fish. Samrec trustee, Libby Sharwood, says there's not enough food for starving penguins who wash ashore. She says it's so

 Port Elizabeth police are searching for 5 suspects who killed two men during a robbery at a spaza shop in Missionvale on Tuesday night. Captain Sandra Janse van Rensburg says the two victims died from their injuries in hospital after being

 As South Africa approaches the end of the 20 years of Freedom Celebrations, the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality plans to do it in grand style. Yesterday evening, the NMBM officially launched the Summer Season 2014/15 Programme. This year's

Environmental Affairs Minister, Edna Molewa says her department will be preparing a Strategic Environmental Assessment for fracking in the Karoo, which will include a consideration of the regional geology. Replying to a question in the National

 Two horses had to be put down at the Fairview race track in Port Elizabeth earlier this month, after sustaining injuries during races. The NSPCA says in a statement the incident happened on the 7th of November. It says the first horse

 A 40 year-old man was killed on Tuesday morning when he was exposed to a power cable carrying 66 000 volts of electricity near Mossel Bay. The deceased has been identified as 40 year-old Sandi Dyalaza. Correspondent Louise Karsten

 Eastern Cape Premier, Phumulo Masualle and his Executive Council will be joined by various leaders today as they lead the community in commemorating the lives of those who fell in the Lagos, Nigeria, church building disaster of 12 September