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The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality will begin a series of public meetings from Monday around the Integrated Public Transport System. This, in anticipation of the the implementation of the IPTS in October. In a statement released on Sunday

Press Release August 19, 2012 INTERRUPTION IN ELECTRICITY SUPPLY TO CENTRAL Residents in areas of Central are kindly requested to note that the electricity supply failure they are currently experiencing is being attended to and that

Eastern Cape police have opened an inquest docket, after a 49 year old man burnt beyond recognition in an informal settlement near Butterworth over the weekend. Capt Jackson Manatha says police suspect that a flame stove started the fire. He

The Eastern Cape ANC Youth League says it is disgusted by the action of the SA Police Service, at Lonmin mine in the North West province that claimed the lives of 34 mineworkers.. Provincial secretary, Nkosinathi Nomatiti says the police engaged

Police and emergency services were at the notorious Van Stadens River brigde outside Port Elizabeth on Saturday, where a woman jumped to her death. Police spokesperson, WO Marianette Olivier says the 51-year old Port Elizabeth woman jumped just

The National Sea Rescue Institute in Port Elizabeth says its duty crew were activated by the Transnet National Ports Authority on Friday, following reports from a Chokka fishing boat about a body they had come across floating in the water, 15

Four men, accused of copper cable theft, appeared in the Queenstown Magistrate's Court on Friday. Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Pumzile Makaula says the four will remain in custody and will be back in court on August 28. They were arrested

Eastern Cape police are investigating a case of arson after four children aged between three and 10 burnt to death in a shack fire. Police spokesperson, major Zamukulingisa Jozana, says the tragic incident occurred in Matyibeni Location near

 The situation was quiet on Friday at Lovedale FET College in King Williams Town today where more than a hundred students and lecturers were arrested following a two-day strike. Provincial police spokesperson, Major Ernest Sigobe, says 24