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Eastern Cape MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Fikile Xasa has announced that the political administration of Inkwanca Local Municipality has been dissolved. Xasa was addressing stakeholders in Sterkstroom on Thursday

DCD Wind Towers has officially completed its first in-house manufactured wind tower at its R300m facility at the Coega Industrial Development Zone. The massive tower was transported on Thusday to the Grassridge Wind Energy Facility on the

The opening of Reatile Gaz's first Eastern Cape facility today signals another step forward in the company's positive growth path and strengthens the local supply of Liquefied Petroleum Gas for industry and the hospitality sector. The chairperson

By Yolande Stander Thanks to a Western Cape High Court decision Bitou ratepayers will not have to fork out half a million rand for an urgent application to stop a special council meeting from taking place. Bitou mayor Memory Booysen said this

  Eastern Cape police have arrested sixteen suspects for the murder of two family members in Mount Frere. Spokesperson, Colonel Sibongile Soci says the suspects, aged between 23 and 71 were arrested on Wednesday afternoon. She says it is

The Department of Environmental Affairs has granted the South African National Roads Agency environmental authorisation to upgrade the N2 between Grahamstown and the Fish River Pass. The Basic Assessment Report for the project states that the

State Security Minister David Mbangiseni has told the National Assembly that intensive investigations were conducted into allegations that members of al Qaeda had settled in the Uniondale area of the Southern Cape. He was replying to a written

A 21 year-old woman, Rina Pietersen, has been denied bail in the Hankey magistrates court in connection with a double murder. Four other suspects, all men, also appeared in court on Wednesday and abandoned their bid for bail. Police

Port Elizabeth schools situated in Schauderville and Korsten say that the School Governing Body forum of the entire Northern areas needs to be re-structured. At a meeting with principals and parents on Wednesday, SGB Chairperson of Frank Joubert