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A 21- year- old man was tied up by two men who robbed his house in Sunridge Park, Port Elizabeth, on Tuesday morning.Colonel Priscilla Naidu said that around 11am the complainant went to investigate when he heard noises coming from the back of the

SA Rugby has paid tribute to Frankie Horne for his services to the Springbok Sevens team, after the former Blitzbok captain announced that he'd decided to retire from rugby at the end of December 2016.The 33-year-old Horne, whose 68 consecutive

The case against a man who posted a racist rant on Facebook over Diwali celebrations was postponed in the Durban Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.Johannes David “Dawie” Kriel faces a charge of crimen injuria for sending the social

The majority of families whose Ford Kuga SUVs burst into flames in South Africa in the past few months will be filing a class action lawsuit, their attorney announced on Tuesday.“Initially I have been instructed by the Jimmy family [Reshall

 South African batsman AB de Villiers has made himself unavailable for selection for South Africa’s three-Test series against hosts New Zealand in March, but is adamant he is not retiring from the longest format of the game.Just over a

Proteas head coach, Russell Domingo, is excited to usher in the next generation of international cricketers in the upcoming T20 International series against Sri Lanka.The Proteas’ squad boasts six new caps in Jon-Jon Smuts, Theunis de Bruyn

A Port Elizabeth man and woman accused of being part of a syndicate that distributed images of babies being sexually abused appeared briefly in the city’s magistrate’s court on Tuesday.Jayde Sheldon and a 22-year-old woman from Westering

The South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) has announced the completion of an R80 million slope stabilisation engineering project in Nelson Mandela Bay which it says is saving the Uitenhage Industrial Zone and automotive manufacturing

Nelson Mandela Bay motorists can expect to see an increase in speed trap camera's on the Metro's roads this year.That's according to the metro's head of Safety and Security, John Best, who was speaking at the a media briefing on