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The Bhisho government has welcomed an agreement that could see an end to the  impasse that has led to disruptions in education in the province. The agreement, announced yesterday, followed a meeting this week between premier Noxolo Kiviet

Wool prices were firmer at yesterday's sale, despite a strong Rand. Cape Wools says its Merino indicator closed half a percent up at R103.54 per kilogramme for clean wool. Spokesperson, Ona Viljoen, says demand was keen with the better styles

Charges have been withdrawn against a truck driver who cut the railing on a centre aisle in Port Elizabeth's Govan Mbeki Avenue after his truck became stuck. Johan Venter was arrested last week on a charge of malicious damage to property when he

Schooling in the Eastern Cape should start returning to normal next week. This, after an agreement was brokered on Tuesday night between the Premier Noxolo Kiviet, Members of her Executive Council and Cosatu leadership lead by secretary-general

Global warming is nothing but a ruse to create a massive global bureaucracy that will rule the world with impunity -- this was the surprising claim of mathematician and engineer Dr David Evans who delivered Monday's keynote address at the Mining

The mayor of the Bitou municipality at Plettenberg Bay says there's a political hand behind the unrest that that has gripped the garden route town. The N2 has was closed for most of Wednesday day following protests by residents of Bossiesgif, who

Two Port Elizabeth men have been arrested for allegedly being in posession of stolen VW car parts worth an estimated 200-thousand rand. Police spokesperson, captain Sandra Janse Van Rensburg, says the men were arrested in Bethelsdorp on Wednesday

The police's public order unit has used stun grenades to disperse a group of protestors on the N-2 at Plettenberg Bay. Police spokesperson, captain Malcolm Pojie, says a group of residents began protesting in the early hours of this morning and

The National Association of Parents in School Governance says Eastern Cape learners are bearing the brunt of an administrative crisis and a teacher strike. Association chairperson, Mahlo-mola Kekana, said today that the strikes are just an excuse