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The trial of five men accused of murdering soccer star Senzo Meyiwa continues at the high court in Pretoria on Friday.

A Kareedouw businessman who faces a double murder charge after two young guests died from carbon monoxide poisoning at his guest house, will return to court in August for the finalisation of his trial.

Frontier country will be flooded with some of the brightest minds in the province as Makhanda gears up to host the inaugural two-day Science Technology Engineering Arts and Mathematics (Steam) education seminar.

Healthcare workers in the Eastern Cape are taking mental and physical strain as they battle to deal with the constant flow of patients being brought in with bullet wounds, stabbing injuries and other violence-induced trauma.

WeBuyCars is being coy about the exact location of its new premises in East London, although it has announced its intention to start trading from the site as soon as June, only days away. The current sales office is a small prefab in the carpark at Retail Park in Beacon Bay. One possibility is the premises on the corner of Devereaux Ave and Old Transkei Rd in Nahoon, but no one in the industry will put their head on the block.

EFF leader Julius Malema has insisted that the results of the national and provincial elections will have no bearing on the coalition government in Nelson Mandela Bay.

Prominent Mthatha businessmen Lungile Jozela and Sabi Baninzi have been arrested and are facing charges including kidnapping, murder and illegal possession of ammunition. This is in connection with the mysterious disappearance of a teenage boy who has not been found despite his distraught family exploring multiple avenues to search for him.

Ten underprivileged East London schools had an opportunity to enhance and empower their learning skills and mental health through the Disney Happy Healthy Play Programme.

As one of the oldest and most prestigious girls schools in South Africa, Collegiate has been commemorating its sesquicentenary with a raft of events flagging turning points in its history and its vision for the future.

The decision to sign the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill into law on Wednesday without proper revision will have long-term effects on SA.