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 Port Elizabeth police are investigating a case of murder following the discovering of the badly mutilated body of a 20-year-old man in bushes in Schauderville. Captain Johan Rheeder says they found the body of the Bangladeshi man early on

 The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has sent notices of its intention to disconnect the electricity supply to 11 large consumers who are in dispute with the Municipality. A report to be presented the Council's budget and treasury committee

 Eastern Cape police stepped in to break up a protest that threatened to delay the start of the matric exams in Nqamakwe. The Eastern Cape Department of Education says the timely intervention of the police did not have an impact on the

 Fraud charges against Port Elizabeth's well known Moosagie Family have been provisionally withdrawn in the city's commercial crimes court. Missing businessman Amier Moosagie, his wife Baheeja, and daughter Lutfia face charges of fraud

 The Police at Cookhouse are investigating a case of arson. Warrant Officer Elmarie van Eck says police received a phone call at about 6 pm yesterday that a house in Joe Slovo street had been set on fire by angry community members. Van Eck

 Knysna police have their hands full as a wave of violent service delivery protests swept the usually tranquil holiday town over the past few weeks. More than 20 protesters have been arrested for public violence after 14 vehicles were pelted

 Port Elizabeth police are searching for two men who robbed a house in Charlo on Sunday night. Captain Stanley Jarvis says the 42 year-old home owner was parking his car in the garage at around 7pm when two men pulled up behind him

 A cricketer has died at Alice after being hit on the head while batting during a Premier League match between Old Selbornians and Fort Hare University. Cricket South Africa says 32 year-old Darryn Randall was struck on the side of the

 The SA Democratic Teachers' Union says violence against teachers must stop. This was one of the resolutions adopted after a meeting of the union's national general council in Kempton Park at the weekend. SADTU said in a statement that the