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 The Democratic Alliance in the Eastern Cape has called for criminal charges to be laid against municipal workers who invaded the Nelson Mandela Metro's council chambers on Wednesday. Protesting Samwu members brought proceedings to a halt

 The Border-Kei Chamber of Business has welcomed the lengthy jail sentences imposed on two men who raped and robbed two Swedish women on an East London beach last year. However, chamber executive director Les Holbrook has lamented the length

 Deputy president Kgalama Motlanthe is expected to launch the Home of the Legends Exhibition at the Port Elizabeth International Airport on Friday. The exhibition forms part of a campaign by the Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency to

 Multinational war games involving South African and United States armed forces are playing out in the Eastern Cape. It will involve a loud mock battle near Alicedale on Thursday. A parachute drop by airborne forces near Bulembu, a

 The Eastern Cape Department of Local Government and Traditional Affairs has placed a ban on open fires until the end of October. The areas affected by the ban are Buffalo City, Amathole, Chris Hani, Joe Gqabi, Alfred Nzo and OR Tambo

A Former regional service engineer for Tata Motors Limited, the manufacturer of the bus that plunged into a river killing 14 children and the driver at Rheenendal outside Knysna in August 2011, had "virtually no brakes" at the time of the

 Eastern Cape police have arrested 21 people in the Molteno district on charges of public violence. Captain Ursula Roelofse says protests began on Wednesday morning and were centred around the lack of the supply of electricity. Roelofse

 A report by consultants, who conducted an independent analysis of water samples in Nelson Mandela Bay, indicates that the results from the municipality’s Scientific Services Laboratory compares favourably with that of two independent

 The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium had recorded a loss of R19.3m by the end of May. That's according to a finance report on revenue and expenditure for the first 11 months of the current financial year. The report by stadium operator Access