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Eastern Cape police said two of the seven men who escaped from the Waainek  Correctional Centre in Makhanda on Tuesday, are back behind bars.

Leading Nelson Mandela Bay tech company Jendamark Automation has announced an investment in conservation which will transform the Seaview Predator Park into a private sanctuary

The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has welcomed the judgement by the Pretoria High Court which ruled in its favour in the civil case against the National Energy Regulator of South Africa - NERSA. The Chamber challenged the lawfulness of the Methodology used by Nersa when approving annual increases in municipal electricity tariffs.

It's the end of the road for a now former Eastern Cape attorney who exhausted all of her legal options after she was found guilty of fraud involving the Road Accident Fund in the High Court in Makhanda in 2017. Julia Mfundisi has now also officially been removed from the roll of the Legal Practice Society of the Eastern Cape.

Former Nelson Mandela Bay Communications Director Roland Williams could go back to prison. This was after the High Court in Makhanda dismissed his appeal for the implementation of his four-year suspended sentence in the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court.

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says businesses around the Markman industrial area have filed a class action against Metro and the illegal manganese operators. The Metro has described the illegal manganese ore operation in the area as festering cancer.

The Gqeberha man who was arrested for the murder of his mother in her Park Drive flat may have had a change of heart. Thirty-three-year-old Maurice Butlion made a second court appearance on Thursday for the murder of his mother, 65-year-old, Sharon-Anne Butlion, in a suspicious fire that engulfed the flat last month.

A 32-year-old woman accused of brutally killing her best friend at her office in Mossel Bay has made her first court appearance. Fallon Edwards, a mother of two, made a brief court appearance for allegedly stabbing 27-year-old Kirsty James to death.

A large group of protesters gathered outside the East London Magistrates Court on Thursday where a father made his first court appearance for allegedly killing his son. Thirty-seven-year-old Sazizo Mbanjana allegedly fetched the child from his mother's house earlier this month and took him into the bushes where his throat was slit.