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A Gqeberha man linked to the kidnapping of a Chinese businessman will have to wait until next week to hear if he will be released on bail.

Lieutenant Colonel Mawisa says the investigation led them to several houses at the Sidwadweni Administrative Area in Tsolo where four unlicensed rifles, explosives and explosive devices, a bag full of clothes, 161 rifle cartridges and seven magazines were recovered. She says a Toyota Fortuner, Etios, Ford Eco Sport and Hyundai Getz were also confiscated by SAPS.

Millions of rands dusted with fluorescent powder that is invisible to the naked eye, a traumatized business owner who made distinctive markings inside the homes where he was held captive, and crucial clues found in a video that was sent as proof of life.

Ramaphosa authorises SIU probe into allegations of serious maladministration in NMB street and flood lights contract.

Christo de Jager was sentenced to five years direct imprisonment for fraud, in line with Section 276 1 (i) of the Criminal Procedure Act. This means he will serve a sixth of his sentence, and could then be released under correctional supervision.

A Gqeberha man who has been charged with the murder of his father will launch his bid for bail in the city's Magistrate's Court next week.

Ethel Noqekwa allegedly hatched an elaborate plan to kill her ex-husband, doctor Bantu Noqekwa.

Two people burnt beyond recognition in an accident that claimed three lives on the N6 just outside East London towards Stutterheim on Friday evening.