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Eastern Cape Traffic Authorities are advising motorists of snow on several mountain passes.Provincial traffic spokesperson, Charles Bramwell, said Thursday that the Lootsberg and Wapadsberg passes were closed due to heavy snowfalls.Several other

Police in Peddie in the Eastern Cape are investigating a break-in at the local Post Office where thieves made off with an undisclosed amount of cash.Police spokesperson, Captain Mali Govender, said police were notified early Wednesday morning of the

Three suspects are due to appear in court in Mthatha on Thursday in connection with the murder of well-known Mthatha Bishop, Thembinkosi Fandaleki.The breakthrough came on Tuesday when police arrested the three, aged between 22 and 30 in Mthatha

DURBAN, August  16 (ANA) – Participatory democracy would save South Africa but it needed public servants to “get out there” and talk to the citizens, National Council of Provinces (NCOP) chairperson Thandi Modise said on

DURBAN, August 16 (ANA) – The African National Congress (ANC) in KwaZulu-Natal has claimed that the case presented by a faction within the party wanting a provincial elective conference declared illegal was “vague and embarrassing&rdquo

South Africa’s police ministry on Wednesday confirmed Zimbabwean first lady Grace Mugabe, wanted in connection with the assault of a young woman in Johannesburg the past weekend, was still in the country and her government was attempting to

PORT ELIZABETH, August 16 (ANA) – Christopher Panayiotou’s mother, Fanoula, has on several occasions been spotted closely following the trial of a German couple, accused of murdering Thornhill farmer Claus Schroeder, in the Port

JOHANNESBURG, August 16 (ANA) – President Jacob Zuma will on Thursday preside over the official launch of the African Regional Centre of the BRICS New Development Bank (NDB), the Presidency has said. Zuma will be joined at the launch by

PARLIAMENT, August 16 (ANA) – The investigation into state capture by Parliament’s portfolio committee on public enterprises on Wednesday hit its first hurdle as it was confirmed to members that the legislature would not pay for an