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 The Eastern Cape Education Department says good progress is being made in the delivery of textbooks to schools ahead of the 2013 school year. That's according to acting superintendent-general, Mthuywa Ngonzo. Speaking to the media in

 The adverse weather in Cape Town had led to a mini-boom for tourism in Mossel Bay. The cruise ship, Sinfonia, was unable to enter the Cape Town port on Monday morning due to high wind. That left passengers returning after a leisurely

 Members of Uitenhage police's stock theft unit investigating a case of stock theft have made a dramatic breakthrough on a plot in the St Albans area outside Port Elizabeth. Police spokesperson, captain Stanley Jarvis, says to their surprise

Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Richard Baloyi has set a new upper limit for the total remuneration packages for part-time councillors in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, a grade six municipality. According to the Minister

Eastern Cape police have reassured residents of Tholeni village that they will be protected. This follows the removal of a mobile police unit from the area near Butterworth where a suspected serial killer is accused of murdering 24 women since

The new Buffalo City district has recorded the highest HIV prevalence of 34.1% in the Eastern Cape. That's according to Health Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, who released the national antenatal HIV and Syphillis prevalence survey data for 2011

We have received a statement, attributed to former tennis ace Bob Hewitt, regarding allegations which have been made against him. It was e-mailed to Algoa FM News on Monday, December 10, 2012. Below are excepts of his statement:  In response

 A 26-year-old man from Tembalethu in George is due to appear in court on Monday on charges of attempted murder and house-breaking. This follows an incident this weekend when he allegedly broke into a house in Victoria Street and stabbed the

The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa has issued a call for tenders for the upgrading of a number of stations in the Eastern Cape. Four tenders have been called for phase five of the National Station Improvement Programme at busy stations in