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Three people have been killed when a bakkie overturned on the R-61 in the Eastern Cape. Provincial traffic spokesperson, Tsepo Machaea, says two women and a man were killed when the Ford Ranger overturned on Sunday night. Four other people

 Police in Uitenhage arrested 104 people for various crimes over the past weekend Spokesperson Warrant Officer Gerda Swart says the arrests varied from dealing in drugs, attempted murder, drunk driving, robbery, assault and theft. Forty

 A former presenter from Khanya Community Radio (KCR) was arrested on Saturday for malicious damage to property. Police Spokesperson Captain Jackson Manatha says the 28 year old man was hiding in a dark studio, waiting for the next presenter

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has issued an urgent appeal to residents of Despatch to cut down drastically on water usage. Municipality spokesperson, Kupido Baron, says the levels of resevoirs servicing the town are low. He says higher

 Members of Uitenhage's K9 unit have arrested a man from Hankey on a charge of dealing in dagga. Police spokesperson, Warrant Officer Gerda Swart, says the 40-year-old man was arrested during a routine roadblock outside Uitenhage on Friday

 Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality should devise strategies to deal with illegal electrical connections. That's the word from the Chairperson of the Municipality's Infrastructure and Engineering Portfolio Committee, Andile Mfunda. He was

  Port Elizabeth police say since last night, it is calm in Walmer Township, following Thursday's violent protests. Walmer station commander, Colonel Jacob Flemmer told AlgoaFM News that all roads have been opened, adding that no incidents

The Nelson Mandela Bay Metro has defended its decision to remove illegal electricity connections in Walmer Township. Up to a thousand angry residents protested on Thursday following the disconnection of illegal electricity connections in Walmer

 Public Order policing members in Port Elizabeth are maintaining a strong presence in Walmer Township where residents are protesting after the Municipality began removing illegal electricity cables from a substation earlier on Thursday