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Port Elizabeth police are investigating the murder of a 22-year-old man who was shot dead in Gelvandale on Friday morning. Warrant Officer Alwin Labans says Clayton Sampson was struck twice in the head and once in the upper body and died at the

The search continues for the gunman who shot and killed a well-known PE tavern owner this week. Fifty-two-year-old Julian Baartman died in hospital in the early hours of Wednesday morning after being shot three times at his popular business

The Coca-Cola Fortune, 5by20 project has provided business skills and training to 6393 women entrepreneurs, exceeding their target for 2014. Small business entrepreneurs who received training and mentorship hailed form Port Elizabeth, East London

Twenty-nine-year-old Bongani Cagwe, who is accused of murdering ANC councillor Buyisile Mkavu in Kwanobuhle has abandoned his bid for bail in the Uitenhage magistrates court Police warrant officer Basil Seekoei says Cagwe made a brief appearance

Nelson Mandela Bay is in line to host three major sporting events with the organisers having approached the Council's Sport and Recreation Directorate for a partnership. The events are the Nelson Mandela Golf Challenge next December, FIFA Four

Tuberculosis was the leading underlying natural cause of death in Nelson Mandela Bay in 2012, according to figures released on Thursday by Statistics South Africa. The figures show that TB was the underlying cause of the death of 699 people or 11

Port Elizabeth police have issued a warning to all communities not to buy stolen goods. They've now embarked on a project titled - 'Reject and Report Stolen Goods. Police spokesperson, Captain Andre Beetge, says in recent weeks there has been

Eastern Cape MEC for Human Settlements, Safety and Liasion, Helen Sauls-August, has called on women in the province to register on the department's data base and bid for tenders. Sauls- August was addressing the media at her Department's East

The Eastern Cape Department of Transport has noted the media reports about the findings of the South African Human Rights Commission on the Scholar Transport Programme in the Province. On Wednesday the SAHRC said the Bhisho Education and