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 A Manhunt is underway in George after a resident was allegedly seen "raping" a three-month-old puppy that died after sustaining severe injuries during the attack. The man is also suspected of having sex with his neighbour's dog

 To alleviate pressure on the heavily strained regional George Hospital - which served more than 120 000 patients last year - the Western Cape Health Department has announced its plans to develop a district hospital for the area. Department

Two suspects will be appearing in the Somerset East magistrate's court on Monday on charges of murder. In the first incident, a 24 year old man is being charged with the murder of a 63 year-old man from Mememse Street. Police say a fight

 A farmer and his wife were injured in a struggle with a suspected robber on their farm near Kirkwood at the weekend. The 18-year-old man apparently broke into the farmer's house through a window around 9pm on Saturday. Police Warrant

 Former Southern Kings Director of Rugby, Alan Solomons says bad refereeing decisions and a flawed system contributed to the fact that the team has been eliminated by the Lions from Super Rugby for at least the next two years. Although the

Firefighters battled for hours to contain and extinguish a massive fire at a factory in Cadle Street, Port Elizabeth on Saturday morning. Police spokesperson, WO Alwin Labans says it is still unclear when the fire started, and what the cause was

One of four Port Elizabeth people charged with the murder of Walmer Country Club Manager, Gerrie Hoekstra, is facing a dilemma. Forty-one-year-old Aburagmaan Hendricks must decide if he is going to withdraw his guilty plea or face 15 years in

 Police in the Garden Route are appealing for help in tracing two suspects following a house robbery and attempted rape in Wilderness on Thursday. Police spokesperson, captain Bernadine Steyn, says the matter is being investigated by the

 The expected increase in the retail price of all grades of petrol of between 20 and 30 cents a litre, will plunge highly indebted South Africans even deeper into the debt spiral. That's according to the CEO of Debt Rescue, Neil Roets