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A tracking device on a school bus has led to the recovery of the vehicle, hours after it had been stolen from a farm in the Patensie area. Police spokesperson, Priscilla Naidu, says the mini-bus which belongs to the Gamtoosvalley Primary School

 Animal lovers across the country are mourning the loss of Oscar, the well-known rescue dog. Saved from a kennel by owner Joanne Lefson several years ago, Oscar became a global celebrity by championing the cause for stray dogs across the

 East London police are searching for 3 suspects who blew up a drop safe at a filling station in Amalinda on Wednesday morning. Police spokesperson, Captain Stephen Marais, says three men tied up a petrol attendant at about half past one on

 The Eastern Cape Education Department says everything's on track for the opening of schools across the province. Acting superintendent-general, Mthunywa Ngonzo, says books and stationery have already been delivered to schools. He says

As part of the school readiness campaign the Eastern Cape Education department would like to people facing problems relating to schooling in in general to call the Customer Care number which is: 043 735 2790/91 92. Those with admission problem are

 Eastern Cape Safety MEC, Helen Sauls August says the issue of teenage pregnancy and drug abuse in Port Elizabeth's northern areas is a major cause for concern. She was speaking during a visit to the Doctor's for Life Orphanage centre in

 The Eastern Cape will come under the government spotlight on the opening day of the new school year on Wednesday. Deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe will be one of several high profile government officials to visit the province. He will

Home Affairs Minister, Naledi Pandor, on Monday presented hundreds of fire victims in Nelson Mandela Bay with new identity documents. This, after they lost all their belongings in a devastating fire which destroyed hundreds of shacks in the Chris

Deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe will be one of several high profile government officials to visit the Eastern Cape on Wednesday on the first day of the new school year. Motlanthe will travel to Lusikisiki where he will interact with learners