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JOHANNESBURG, April 17 (ANA) – The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) said on Monday that it had issued nearly 20,000 fines for various traffic offences across the country during the Easter holidays weekend.As traffic authorities brace

JOHANNESBURG, April 17 (ANA) – The Democratic Alliance (DA) on Monday said it will write to Public Protector Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane to request that she probes the R30 million pension payout to former Eskom chief executive, Brian Molefe

A Port Elizabeth policeman has been wounded and a robbery suspect killed after two men robbed an officer of his firearm.Police spokesperson, Captain Andre’ Beetge, said the incident happened in Ngqondela Street, in Kwazakhele, Port Elizabeth

JOHANNESBURG, April 17 (ANA) – The Johannesburg Against Injustice (JAI) movement said on Monday it was considering legal options against Andile Mngxitama’s Black First Land First (BLF) and the Gupta family in a bid to stop them from

The Provincial Gang Investigation Unit is investigating a case of attempted murder in Gelvandale, Port Elizabeth.Police spokesperson, Colonel Priscilla Naidu said the 35 year old victim and a friend were walking in Goliath Street on Sunday afternoon

The Minister of Small Business Development,  Lindiwe Zulu, has strongly condemned the attack on a foreign national in East London.Police reported that the attack on the Ethiopian national took place on Saturday at in Nokhala Village at Kwelera

The massive Queen Elizabeth cruise liner is currently docked in the Port of Port Elizabeth.Cunard Lines newest luxury liner docked this morning after arriving from Mauritius.She's currently dominating the skyline in Port while hundreds of

Uitenhage police are condemning a shooting incident that occurred in Mabandla Road, KwaNobuhle in the early hours of Monday morning.Sergeant Majola Nkohli reports that 32 year old Daluzuko Jacobs was killed in the shooting at around 3.30 am.A second

The war against the cancer of corruption and against violent organised crime must first be won within the South African Police Service (SAPS) before it can be won in communities, the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) said on Sunday