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The Border Kei Chamber of Business says the ongoing strike by truck drivers is having a major impact on the region. CEO, Les Holbrook, says he cancelled a business trip to Queenstown because of reports of fuel shortages. He says fuel stations

 The Kwazakhele Visible police Task team arrested two suspects in a silver Chevrolet Optra after they received information that men were dropping of Mandrax tablets at Daku Road. The suspects vehicle was a from a rental company and

 President Jacob Zuma will hand over brand new schools to villages in Libode and Lusikisiki in the Eastern Cape on Tuesday. The President will be accompanied by the Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga. The schools, Mpati-swa

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it will roll out the pilot phase of the Integrated Public Transport System during October which is also Transport Month. This will see the long-awaited introduction of purpose-built buses on designated

A 17-year-old learner from Mdantsane in East London has drowned after being caught in a rip current at Hickmans River. The NSRI's Craig Lambinon says volunteers from their East London station responded to the alarm and after an extensive search

 The ANC Womens League in the Eastern Cape has thrown its weight behind party president Jacob Zuma for a second term of office. The Women's League said Zuma has inspired leadership transparency from the National Executive Committee to branch

The Eastern Cape's first ever Senior Citizens of the Year Awards took place in Nelson Mandela Bay on Monday. The awards ceremony for people 70 and over was timed to coinicide with International Day of the Older Persons. It is an initiative by

Water supply to parts of Summerstrand and Humewood affected due to damaged water pipe, a statement from the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality said. "Water supply to Summerstrand, Walmer, Humewood and Humerail and surrounds will be affected on

Anglo American will have to answer in open court to allegations that it failed to prevent gold miners on its South African mines from contracting devastating lung diseases. Eighteen former miners, including several from the Eastern Cape, began