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Eastern Cape premier Noxolo Kiviet has called for tough action on municipal officials following a damning report by the auditor-general on Eastern Cape municipalities. Speaking at a media briefing in East London on Tuesday, Kiviet saids those

The Eden Distric Municipality has made history by presenting the first atmospheric license to a refinery. The license hand-over took place on Friday, 20 July when Western Cape Local Government Minister, Anto Bredell, awarded the license to

 Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has extended her condolences to the families of the 17 passengers who died in a fatal accident near Cradock at the weekend. The Minister said she was greatly saddened by the tragedy in which

A man has died after being swept out to sea at Port Alfred. NSRI Port Alfred station commander Juan Pretorius says they received a report just after seven thirty on Tuesday morning that a man had been swept off West Pier by a wave. The victim

The man accused of killing 12 people in a shooting rampage at a midnight showing of the new Batman film in Denver has made his first court appearance. He looked bleary-eyed and emotionless on Monday, his unruly hair dyed shades of orange and red

Since its launch in September 2010, Volkswagen Amarok Double Cab has modernised the South African light commercial vehicles (LCV) segment. To date, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles have sold nearly 7 200 Amarok Double Cab units in South Africa

The Volkswagen brand locally and globally has never been in a stronger position than it is now. That's the word from VWSA Group managing director, David Powells, who was speaking at the official launch on Monday night of the Kelston Motor Group's

South African mountainbike ace Burry Stander says he and Olympic teammate Philip Buys are in fine form ahead of the London Games. Stander defended his national cross country title at Mankele MTB Park outside Nelspruit at the weekend, crossing the

Cricket South Africa has congratulated the Proteas' Test squad on their superb innings and 12 runs victory over England in the first Test match at the Oval. CSA CEO Jacques Faul was probably spot-on, when he warned however that there was still a