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  Port Elizabeth police have deployed maximum manpower in Booysens Park after a protest on Tuesday morning to demand greater police visibility in the area, turned ugly. Provincial police spokesperson, brigadier Marinda Mills, says after

 Public Protector Thuli Madonsela will investigate the Free State government's controversial multi-million rand website. The Democratic Alliance says it had received confirmation from the Public Protector's good governance and integrity

 Billionaire businessman, Patrice Motsepe, will be in Nelson Mandela Bay on Tuesday. The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says Motsepe will meet with a host of organisations, including church, civic and community bodies at Nangoza Jebe hall

 A 38-year old man will appear in the Butterworth Magistrate's court on Tuesday on charges of possession of Mandrax. Members of Queenstown Public Order Policing Unit arrested the man at Mchubakazi Township, Butterworth, on Monday. A 132

 Seven men, accused of being part of a robbery and hijacking syndicate, have been arrested in Mdantsane, East London. Police spokesperson, lieutenant Nkosikho Mzuku, says the gang's spree began on Friday when they first robbed several school

The Garden Route is reaping the benefits of increased exposure to the tourist markets with the region back in the sights of top end home buyers and foreign property investors. Ling Dobson of Pam Golding Properties says the Garden Route has been

A Port Elizabeth man and his sister have recounted the events leading up to the murder of their mother in their Malabar home nearly three years ago. Iresh Chetty and his sister Keshika were the first of 34 witnesses that the state will call in

 The world’s largest ocean carrier and container shipping company Maersk Line has ranked Transnet Port Terminals (TPT) Port Elizabeth Container Terminal the highest in Africa for most moves per hour be-tween January and March 2013. The

 A bit of history is being made at the port of East London with the first shipment of passenger coaches and locomotives being exported to Mozambique and Malawi. The consignment forms part of an order for 33 coaches and locomotives which were