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Two women are due to appear in court in Plettenberg Bay today for being in possession of a large quantity of dagga. Police captain Malcolm Pojie says the woman were arrested in the early hours of yesterday morning during a routine search of a

The Department of Labour in the Eastern Cape says two workers were electrocuted in Wilsonia in East London while moving scaffolding at Inca Masonry Products. The Department's Livingstone Matiwane, says two others were injured and admitted to

A top PE advertising agency says its making in-roads in the national market. Boomtown Strategic Brand Agency recently welcomed Wayne Harrison as its new managing diretcor. Boomtown founder and new chairperson, Neil Hart, says they've "

The DA led student representative council at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, says it has introduced pioneering student finance initiatives at NMMU. SRC president, Yusuf Carim, who is also the chairprson of the DA Students Organisation

Western Cape Community Safety Minister, Dan Plato, will travel to the Garden Route tomorrow. That's to address safety concerns of residents in Sedgefield and Knysna. The Minister's spokesperson, Greg Wagner, says Plato received messages from

 A report from the Health Systems Trust on the District Health Barometer and the South African Health Review, indicates significant gains in some areas, but points out issues that need further attention. Gauteng has been shown to have 69

A legal expert says the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality will not be able to provide funding for political parties as is done on a national and political level. Senior counsel, Matthew Chaskalson, provided expert opinion to the Metro following a

 An elderly woman was raped and robbed in her Greenshields Park home in the early hours of this morning. The incident occurred at about one o'clock when four men gained entry to the house through a back door. Police spokesperson, Captain

Organised business in the Eastern Cape has broadly welcomed yesterday's budget announcement by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan. The Border Kei Chamber of Business says while there are billions of Rands available over the medium term, reservations