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 A total of 144 damaged traffic signals and poles in Nelson Mandela Bay had to be replaced in three years at a cost of more than R1.3m, according to figures provided by the Infrastructure and Engineering Directorate. This excludes street

 Five East London police officers arrested for drug dealing appeared in the East London and Mdantsane magistrate court on Thursday. Constables Zamikhaya Nqweniso, Siyanda Nobhatyi, Unathi Yoli and reservist constable Daluxolo Mgqibelo

 A 24 year old Somalian man has been arrested by Alicedale police for being in possession of counterfeit money. Police spokesperson, captain Mali Govender says the suspect's vehicle was stopped and searched on Wednesday night. She says a

 Eastern Cape Safety MEC, Helen Sauls-August, has welcomed the arrest of 5 police officers in an undercover drug bust in East London. The Mdantsane crime prevention officers were arrested by the Hawks on Wednesday on charges of drug dealing

 Democratic Alliance leader, Helen Zille, will be visiting Sterkspruit in the Eastern Cape on Friday. Her visit comes in the aftermath of protests by local residents who are demanding to break-away from the Senqu Municipality due to the lack

 Auditor-general, Terrence Nombembe says councilors are the biggest cause of poor audit outcomes in the Eastern Cape. Nombembe was presenting the audit results for the municipalities of the Eastern Cape in East London on Wednesday. The

The inaugural Eastern Cape Ports and Maritime Conference will be held in Port Elizabeth from May 29 to 31. The keynote address will be delivered by Economic Development Minister, Ebrahim Patel. Among those who will address the conference, is

 Eastern Cape Rural Development MEC, Zoleka Capa has called for calm among farmers that are affected by a recent outbreak of army worms that are destroying maize in parts of the OR Tambo District Municipality. She says a team from her

The case of a former Port Elizabeth police Captain, who allegedly defrauded job seekers out of thousands of rands, has been postponed until the 19th of April for a trial date. Charl De Ridder made a brief appearance in the city's magistrates