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East London police have opened an inquest docket after a 19 year old man was electrocuted while trying to make an illegal electrical connection. Police spokesperson, lieutenant Nkosikho Mzuku, says the unidentified teenager was found dead next to

Eastern Cape police are investigating two murders which took place this weekend in Kirkwood and Addo. Lieutenant Colonel Priscilla Naidu says police hav already arrested a 59-year-old woman for the murder of her 47-year-old fiancé, who she

Eastern Cape health officials have urged expectant mothers to seek pre-natal care and avoid medication and traditional cures as a third baby in two months was born last week with severe physical deformities. Health Department spokesperson Sizwe

Five people were killed as snowfall and heavy rainfall battered large parts of the country at the weekend. The Free State, the Eastern Cape and Western Cape were the worst affected provinces. Flooding and power failures persisted, motorists

The Kouga Municipality says the road between Oyster Bay and Humansdorp has been closed, and the alternative route is via Elandsjag and Tandjieskraal. Spokesperson, Laura-Leigh Randall says the R330 between Weston and Hankey is open, but is being

Port Elizabeth police are investigating a case of culpable homocide, after a 12-year old boy was knocked down in Burt Drive, Newton Park on Saturday evening. Capt Johan Rheeder says a man in his 30's hit the boy with his Toyota bakkie, while he

A 92-year-old Port Elizabeth man, who regularly fed homeless people, and who was in a critical condition after being attacked in his Lorraine home last month, died on Sunday morning. Police spokesperson, Captain Johan Rheeder, says the elderly

Rainfall measured from 08h00 Saturday 14 July 2012 till 08h00 Sunday 15 July 2012 - Plettenberg Bay 34mm Cape St Francis 40.8mm Port Elizabeth Airport 55.8mm Coega 43.4mm Uitenhage 57.8mm Joubertina 127.2mm Willowmore 60.2mm Patensie 42

Several areas in Nelson Mandela Bay are still without electricity, as workers battle against the elements to restore supply. Metro spokesperson, Kupido Baron says they are still dealing with several fallen trees and request motorists to be