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The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber says the steep fuel price hike is bad for business. Chamber CEO, Kevin Hustler, says businesses are already struggling to cope with sharply rising input costs. He says the fuel price hike is also bad

King Williams Town police have arrested six people for allegedly being in posession of fake cigarettes. Police spokesperson, captain Ernest Sigobe, says the police acted upon information received from a community member about a suspicious truck

A Port Elizabeth man, who was convicted for fraud, involving seven million rand, has been jailed for an effective 12 years. Alain-Paul Oelofse, dubbed the Ice Man, was sentenced in the city's commercial crimes court on Friday. He was sentenced

South Africans will be shelling out substantially more for fuel ahead of the Easter weekend. The Deprtment of Energy said today that the price of 95 Octate fuel in Gauteng will increase by 71c a litre and 66c a litre in coastal areas. The

Port Elizabeth police have recovered the bodies of three more rugby players who were swept out to sea at Bluewater Bay beach nearly a week ago. This brings to four, the number of bodies found since the extensive search began for the five

Britain's High Court has temporarily halted the extradition of businessman Shrien Dewani to South Africa, where he is wanted in connection with the murder of his wife Anni. The ruling was made on mental health grounds, after Dewani's lawyers said

Controversial property mogul Roux Shabangu has refused to testify before the board of inquiry investigating misconduct allegations against suspended police commissioner Bheki Cele. Board chairperson, judge Jake Moloi, said that they had invited

Two of South Africa's leading motor brands have opened new dealerships in Soweto. Deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe officially opened a VW and a Toyota dealership in an 8,000 square metre property owned by local businessman, Dr Richard Maponya

The National Consumer Commission is expected to make a ruling against Auction Alliance on Friday. If the commission returns a guilty verdict in the complaint brought by billionaire Wendy Appelbaum, it could reportedly set Auction Alliance back at