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The Municipal worker's strike action at the Amathole District Municipality, which led to taps in various communities in this eastern cape district running dry, has been conditionally suspended.The workers downed tools last month demanding an

A Humpback whale of about 11 m in length washed up on Kabeljous Beach in Jeffrey's Bay on Monday afternoon.Spokesperson for the NSRI Craig Lambinon says the whale was found in a poor condition and was suffering.He says the Marine Animal

Motorists with outstanding traffic fines can now pay them at their local Post Office.SAPO Spokesperson Johan Kruger says this service will be available at branches nationwide.He says they would now also accept debit and credit card payments, in

A 27-year-old man who is serving a double life sentence for his part in a gruesome murder in Great Brak River will continue testifying against his "friend" and co-accused who is currently standing trial.Thamsanqa Sishuba is testifying

The owner of a hair salon in Jeffrey's Bay is expected to apply for bail on Tuesday in the Humansdorp Magistrates court.The 47-year-old Juma Kumkana has been in custody since his arrest last week for allegedly selling dagga and crystal meth

A 21-year-old Port Elizabeth gang member has been sentenced to an effective 24 years imprisonment for murder, attempted murder and the unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition.Police spokesperson, Colonel Priscilla Naidu says Jermaine Ruiters

A 25-year-old man from Port Elizabeth made a brief appearance in the city's Magistrates Court on Monday in connection with the murder of a toddler and the alleged rape of his mother.The toddler was dropped off at the Livingstone Hospital last

Butterworth police have arrested sixteen people after several vehicles were pelted with stones on the N2 outside the town during a protest on Monday.Angry residents took to the streets this morning demanding an end to water outages.Mnquma

Thousands of residents across the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro took to social media to complain about what can only be described as a plague of midges.Residents responded to a question asked on Algoa FM News' Facebook page last week in which we