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Two suspects were shot dead during a gunfight with police in Ngcobo in the early hours of Friday. No police officers were injured. Police spokesperson Colonel Priscila Naidu confirmed the incident. “Cases of inquest, attempted murder and possession of unlicensed firearms are under investigation.

A male security guard was shot dead and his female colleague left traumatised after gunmen broke into a rural clinic in the Eastern Cape and stole equipment. Provincial police spokesperson Colonel Siphokazi Mawisa said the incident happened at the Maqanyeni Clinic in Ngqeleni at about 11pm on Friday.

Nelson Mandela Bay's emergency services hotline is down again, leaving those in need unable to reach dispatch for an ambulance.

Since 2019 the Eastern Cape provincial government has invested about R6 billion in building 104 state-of-the-art schools to replace mud structures, mostly in the former Transkei.

Traditional leaders in the Eastern Cape have called for government to heed the “complex issues” raised by aggrieved citizens during this election period. The province has recently been hit with protests over service delivery issues including access to clean drinking water, proper roads and electricity among other grievances.

With South Africa having celebrated 30 years of democracy yesterday, we thought it appropriate to review the books that won the Sunday Times Literary Awards Non-fiction Award over the past three decades

The industry, desperate to plan ahead, had been calling for it for ages but when it landed VW obviously had a quick read and decided ‘thanks, but we’ll pass’

Thirty years ago, South Africans were gearing up to vote in the first democratic elections.

SA prepares to mark 30 years of democracy, significant milestones have been reached, but crime, poverty and the use of bucket toilets serve as reminders of the ongoing struggle for equality. Today we look at Kou-Kamma Municipality.

Violent confrontations erupted outside City Hall in Gqeberha on Thursday as hundreds of people pushed, shoved and fought in a frantic bid to obtain 150 Expanded Public Works Programme forms, to apply for a year’s work.