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 Police have identified the Storm River woman who's body was found in bushes on the N-2 on Monday night. Police spokesperson, warrant officer Basil Seekoei, says she was the 59-year-old Ina Marincowitz. He says she had recently moved to the

 Eastern Cape police have arrested a suspect and are searching for a second in connection with the murder of a 59-year-old woman from Storms River. This, after a Storms River police patrol came across an overturned car on the N-2 at around

 Eastern Cape Local Government MEC, Mlibo Qoboshiyane, is rolling out a massive operation to assist areas of the Alfred Nzo Municipality that was hit by a massive storm over the weekend. Ten people were killed, hundreds of people left

 The first extensive survey on the socio-economic impact of the National Arts Festival has revealed it to be a significant driver of the local and provincial economy. The survey, conducted by professor Geoff Antrobus and Jen Snowball of

 A 38 year old man was arrested in the early hours of Tuesday morning, following the fatal stabbing of his 32 year old wife in Grahamstown. Police captain, Mali Govender says the couple's child woke their neighbour, informing him that her

 Security was tight at the Grahamstown magistrate's court on Monday for the appearance of three men, who police believed are linked to a PE gang arrested last week on a range of serious charges. Police believe that the men were planning to

 The Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm, says its celebrating a string of achievements. General Manager, Mark Pickering, says 10 of the project's wind turbines have now started supplying power to the Eskom, one of the first wind farms to do so in South

 The Kouga Municipality has announced the imminent roll-out of its residential load management project. The energy saving project is funded by the National Energy Regulator and implement by Eskom with private sector partner, Escotek. It

 Authorities are still cautioning against the collection of shellfish from the Knysna estuary, following evidence of a red tide. Sanparks says in a statement local expert, Professor Brian Allanson of the Knysna Basin Project is in touch