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Port Elizabeth police have arrested two suspects and seized cocaine and other drugs with a street value of R5m. Police spokesperson, warrant officer Dumile Gwavu, says police were acting on a tip-off when they stopped a black VW Polo on the Addo

 Police in Conville in George are appealing for information on the whereabouts of a suspect who escaped from the police station's holdings cells yesterday morning. Police captain Bernadine Steyn, says a substantial reward will be offered for

Eighteen student musicians from the impoverished community of Hamburg in the Eastern Cape will be embarking on a musical roadshow later this month. They will visit Grahamstown, Port Alfred and Knysna from the 19th to convey a message that music

A truck driver has been killed in a head-on smash with another heavy duty vehicle on the N2 between Butterworth and East London. Provincial Traffic Department Spokesperson Tsepho Machaya says a sedan was also involved in this morning's crash and

Uitenhage police arrested three men who used a donkey cart as their get-away vehicle following a house robbery in Vanes Estate on Sunday. Police spokesperson, lieutenant-colonel Priscilla Naidu, says one of the men fell of the donkey cart when

An Eastern Cape policeman was one of two people who were killed in a head-on collision on the R-63 between Alice and Fort Beaufort on Monday. Provincial police spokesperson, captain Ernest Sigobe, says the 42 year old policeman was en route to

East London police have discovered the body of a young man who had been missing since last week Wednesday. Police spokesperson, captain Steven Marais, says the body of 22-year-old Lammert Belgrove, was found trapped inside his bakkie on the N-2

Ninety-two people were arrested in East London at the weekend for crimes related to drug and alcohol abuse, Eastern Cape police said. Among those arrested were 10 drunken drivers and three others for dealing in crack cocaine, Lieutenant Colonel

Algoa FM officially started broadcasting to the George-Knysna-Mossel Bay region on Thursday, December 1, 2011. The whole day-time team were at Freedom Park in the centre of George from six in the morning to seven that evening “to give the