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PRETORIA, April 28 (ANA) – Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) stalwart, Philip Ata Kgosana, was hailed as a man of many talents and a generous leader during his funeral service held on Friday at the Tshwane Events Centre.Thousands of mourners

A 25-year-old  man is expected to appear in the Port Elizabeth Magistrates Court on Friday for possesion of cocaine with an estimated street value of a R100 000Police spokesperson, Colonel Priscilla Naidu said the suspect was arrested on

PORT ELIZABETH, April 28 (ANA) – The Kings, who have chalked up 27 tries in their opening eight Super Rugby games, will be hoping to be on the front foot again when they play the Melbourne Rebels at the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium in Port

Another Port Elizabeth cyclist has become the latest victim of criminal's targeting people on Victoria Drive.Nelson Mandela Bay executive mayor, Atholl Trollip, said he was out cycling on Friday morning with his partner, Brian Spilkin, in the

Port Elizabeth Police are investigating a case of reckless and negligent driving, after an Intercape bus with 33 passengers on board, left the R334 road near the Coega Hotel on Thursday night.Police spokesperson, Constable Mncedi Mbombo, said the 51

The Eastern Cape Provincial Government held its 31st Executive Council Meeting of the 5th term in the Mbizana Local Municipality on Wednesday, during which it approved the Province's Infrastructure Plan Vision 2030.Provincial Government

JOHANNESBURG, April 28 (ANA) – Professor Jeff Opland, Research Associate and visiting Professor in the Rhodes University’s African Language Studies: School of Languages & Literatures will be awarded the presidential Silver in the

RUSTENBURG, April 27 (ANA) – A 12-year-old boy who died after allegedly jumping or falling from a moving bakkie in Coligny in North West had not been identified by Thursday, a week after he died.North West police spokesperson Brigadier Sabata

JOHANNESBURG, April 26 (ANA) – The  23-year-old man arrested for allegedly plotting to assassinate SA government officials perceived as beneficiaries of state capture, including cabinet ministers, members of state owned entities and