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A 48-year-old man from Soweto is expected to appear in the Protea Magistrates Court tomorrow for allegedly killing his wife and his two childrenThe 47-year-old woman and her children aged 10 and 11 were reported missing on the 1st of November and

Eleven men including a 17-year-old boy are expected to appear in the Mthatha Magistrates on Thursday in connection with a double murder which took place in October.Spokesperson Captain Dineo Koena says the victims, aged 37 and 41 were last seen when

Police in Port Elizabeth are looking for a man who robbed a supermarket in Havelock Street, Central on Tuesday night.Spokesperson Warrant Officer Alwin Labans says the man, who was armed with pepper spray, entered the supermarket pretending to be a

Police in Port Elizabeth are looking for four men who robbed a pharmacy in Cape Road on Tuesday night.Spokesperson Warrant Officer Alwin Labans says staff were held up just before 10 pm by four men wearing balaclavas.He says one man had a gun and

Police in the Western Cape on Tuesday shot and killed three suspects who were allegedly involved in multiple cash in transit heists in the Eastern Cape.Spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Philani Nkwalase says a joint disciplinary team acted on

The Eastern Cape Health Department has rejected claims by the Democratic Alliance that a salary dispute involving employees in its forensic pathology division had led to a situation where corpses were being left at accident scenes over the weekend

A man who was gunned down outside his child's school in Port Elizabeth on Tuesday has been identified as a 43-year-old taxi boss.Spokesperson Colonel Priscilla Naidu says the victim was waiting in his car for his 35-year-old wife who had just

Police in Port Elizabeth are investigating an armed robbery after an elderly couple was tied up and robbed at gunpoint in their home in Old Seaview Road in Chelsea.According to SAPS the couple aged 74 and 60 were in their TV lounge having supper

The George Municipality reminds residents and visitors that fireworks, firecrackers, flares, paper lanterns and other such paraphernalia are considered a major fire risk and are not allowed in public or private spaces in the municipal area this