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The business sector has called for the incoming government to be quick on its feet in addressing issues faced by the sector, such as load-shedding, crime, beefing up security and ensuring parastatals run smoothly. Businesses in the Eastern Cape have been hit by extortion where business owners are kidnapped for ransom.

The new administrator of NSFAS has his work cut out for him

Anarchy will not be tolerated. This was the message from Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane on Monday when the province found itself yet again at the mercy of the taxi industry.

Thousands of Walter Sisulu University students, mostly first time voters, might miss their opportunity to cast their votes tomorrow if the decision to evict students from campus by the university's management remains in place.

The sixth term of the Eastern Cape legislature ends at midnight on Tuesday.

What happens to your ballot when it is placed inside the box?

Despite missing out on a chance to strut her stuff in an upcoming international pageant, a Motherwell beauty princess is living up to the charitable drive of a title-holder.

The Freedom Front Plus on Tuesday said the public protector had agreed to investigate the two sons of deputy president Paul Mashatile after it lodged a complaint against the duo.

A Kariega woman was shot dead in what is believed to be a gang-related incident in Rosedale, Kariega, on Tuesday.

Voting in the general election on Wednesday is expected to take place without further trouble in the Eastern Cape, including in the volatile Mthatha and surrounding areas, after a fruitful meeting between government officials, taxi bosses, provincial ANC leadership and the police in Mthatha on Tuesday.