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A 70-year-old Eastern Cape man has been slapped with six years direct imprisonment for stealing almost half a million rand from his employer.



Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane hauled the Hawks before the high court in the Eastern Cape in an effort to stop the police's elite investigating unit from probing him.

Aggie Dent, a renowned aviatrix who has taught a few Seychellois aviators including Captain Francois Jackson, was recently in Seychelles. Aggie Dent, a renowned aviatrix who has taught a few Seychellois aviators including Captain Francois Jackson, was recently in Seychelles. She came at an opportune time when Seychelles was marking an important milestone last month, its 45-year journey of civil aviation. During her visit to Seychelles, the aviatrix met Captain Jackson and presented him with the...

SAPS needs to implement rural safety strategy - Agri EC There are growing calls in the Eastern Cape for police to ramp up safety in the rural communities following the murder of 79-year-old cattle farmer, John Viedge. Police van. Picture: Winnie Theletsane/EWN. 3 hours ago CAPE TOWN - There are growing calls in the Eastern Cape for police to ramp up safety in the rural communities. This follows the murder ...

KZN among provinces done with matric exam marking Updated Nothando Mkhize The Basic Education Department has provided a progress update on the marking process. It says over 2400 markers nationally withdrew from the process, with 70% of them being replaced.  National Examinations Director, Priscilla Ogunbanjo, says a total of 312 markers contracted the coronavirus.  "We did have some fatalities and you can see the numbers, KZN - 3, Gauteng 1 marker died, Limpopo-1 and Western Cape-1 and the ...

Thursday 10 December 2020 - 2:00pm So what does the second wave of infections mean, as we prepare for the festive season? #eNCA Courtesy #DStv403 JOHANNESBURG - One expert says the second COVID-19 wave is a result of too many South Africans failing to take necessary steps to protect themselves. Over 6,000 South Africans have tested positive for the virus in the latest reporting period and the death toll keeps rising. "When you look at the specific stages of lockdown...