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The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has urged Mineral and Petroleum Resources Minister, Gwede Mantashe to resolve the impending fuel crisis in the Metro.

Hurricane Helene knocked out power for millions of customers across the southeast United States on Friday and left at least four dead after it slammed into the Florida coast. As it weakened into a tropical storm, Helene moved inland across Georgia and South Carolina, flooding roads and homes, and officials warned of flash floods and landslides from up to 20 inches (50 centimeters) of rain.

At least 11 Zimbabwean nationals have been arrested in Limpopo in three separate incidents involving various crimes that they are alleged to be involved in. In the first incident on Wednesday, SAPS intercepted and seized illicit tobacco products worth more than R21-million and arrested three undocumented Zimbabwean nationals in Musina.

Just Oil climate activists jailed for two years for throwing soup at a painting of Vincent van Gogh in 2022.

Wentzel Lombard of Waterval Farm in Cradock duped an unsuspecting farmer from Bothaville out of more than R1 million in a sale involving more than 100 heavily pregnant cows.

The police ministry on Friday officially signed a cooperation agreement with the Eastern Cape provincial government as well as the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality. The cooperation agreement aimed to enhance collaboration and coordination among all stakeholders in the region, to address safety and security concerns effectively.

Former supermodel Naomi Campbell has been barred from running a charity after an inquiry found funds raised by an organisation she founded had been spent on spa treatment and room service charges.

Seven foreign nationals and their employers were arrested during a “high impact” inspection blitz in parts of the Eastern Cape.

Bumbling US cops who raided a medical diagnostics centre thinking it was a cannabis farm got a gun stuck to the powerful magnets of an MRI machine, a California lawsuit has alleged.