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At least four people were killed after a minibus taxi overturned on the N2 near Grahamstown on Saturday morning. Police spokesperson, Capt. Mali Govender says according to the driver, a burst tyre caused him to lose control of the vehicle. She

The Democratic Alliance in Buffalo City says its disappointed with the state of the city address by executive mayor, Zukiswa Ncitha on Friday. She delivered her maiden policy speech, where key service delivery issues were highlighted, including

Anglican bishop, Bethlehem Nopece, says the threat of disciplinary action against the three PE doctors who spoke out about the state of health in the Metro, is unacceptable and regrettable. In a statement yesterday, the Bishop said that instead

The Department of Correctional Services in the Eastern Cape says nine groups of inmates will be presenting several performances at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown. Department spokesperson, Zama Feni, says these will include art displays

Twelve nurses were sentenced to ten years' imprisonment or hefty fines for fraud in the Mthatha Regional Court on Friday, the Eastern Cape health department said. Spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo said the nurses were convicted of charges related to

Buffalo City municipal workers toyi-toyed outside the East London International Convention Centre on Friday, where Buffalo City mayor Zukiswa Ncitha, delivered her maiden state of the city address. Samwu Buffalo City chairperson, William Sincayi

 Eastern Cape police say they will be keeping a close eye on the kudu hunting season which opens on Sunday the First of July. Police spokesperson, captain Sandra Janse van Rensburg, says hunters must adhere to the 2012 Hunting Proclamation

The Eastern Cape Education Department says temporary teachers who were brought back into the system in January have been paid. Department spokesperson, Loyiso Pulumani, said today that this was part of the reinstatement of 1,900 teachers to posts

Southern Cape police have opened an inquest docket after three children died in Mossel Bay. Police spokesperson, captain Malcolm Pojie, says it appears that two boys, three-year-old Kwanele Kiewiets, six year old Zanoxolo and their 13-year-old