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One person has been confirmed dead following an earthquake in North West. The SA Council for Geo Sciences says the quake measured 5.5 and originated south of Orkney in the Klerksdorp mining area. Spokesperson Denver Birch says the quake was

  The Broadcasting Complaints Commission has made the right to Freedom of Expression a central element in its findings on three complaints against Algoa FM breakfast presenter, Daron Mann, following a recent controversy over his comments about

 Teaching and learning has been put on hold at one of East London's oldest schools, St John's Road Primary School. Parents, the school governing body, teachers and members of the community met with officials of the Eastern Cape Department of

  A 30-year old suspect will appear in the Mossel Bay Regional Court on Wednesday on a charge of murder after a resident from Mossel Bay was murdered in his apartment on Friday night. Police members discovered the lifeless body of the

 Port Elizabeth police are searching for at least two suspects, following a business robbery in Cape Road late on Monday night. Spokesperson, Captain Sandra Janse van Rensburg says three suspects approached the manager of Cell C after he

The conceptual designs for work on the R-72 coastal road linking Port Elizabeth and East London have been completed. And, according to a presention from the provincial Department of Economic Development, the work, which involves upgrades

Two men and two women will appear in court in Hankey on Tuesday in connection with a double murder in the town over the weekend. Police said on Monday that the four were arrested by Hankey detectives after the bodies of 41-year-old Claudia

Butterworth detectives have appealed for help in tracing a woman who was allegedly abducted by four men in the early hours of Sunday morning. Police spokesperson, Captain Jackson Manatha, says the woman, believed to be 18, was returning from a

The SA Clothing and Textile Workers Union has given employers in the clothing sector an ultimatum to settle or face national wage strike action by its 80 000 workers. SACTWU says it submitted its 2014 wage demands in March, seeking a total