Murray Lowe News Today

Welcome to bbc news. Five people including three children have been killed after a stolen car crashed into a tree in leeds. Officers were called to the meanwood area of the city last night, to stonegate road just before 10pm. Two boys aged 15 are in custody. Our correspondent Alison Freeman has more. Officers said they were faced with a scene of complete carnage when they arrived here last night. The West Yorkshire force said a stolen renault clio had crashed into this tree just before ten ocloc...

Four vacant seats were filled by acclamation at the May 16 Annual General Meeting

Resort marketing agency seeing 'positive results' on shifting visitation

Provincial treasury has set aside R120m for costs if it ultimately loses battle to pay contractor R41m — and that may not be enough.

A date has finally been set for former early childhood development co-ordinator Portia “Pankie” Sizani to stand trial — for a second time.

A payment dispute between Quality Filtration Systems and Ndlambe Municipality has led to the closure of a desalination plant in Port Alfred, and the town’s residents are bearing the brunt of it.

Suspended ANC member Andile Lungisa has lost his first battle in court to attend the party’s national elective conference in Johannesburg after his urgent application for interim relief was chucked out on Wednesday.

The DA argued that the Eastern Cape department’s ability to provide pupils with LTSM should not be seen as an achievement but as a normal function

With its busiest tourism season just a month away, water-scarce Port Alfred’s plight just got a little more desperate this week after the Ndlambe municipality failed in its high court bid to force a contractor to resume water production at its vital desalination plant Quality Filtration Systems in September stopped all work on the “emergency” reverse osmosis system which has been billed as an important part of the solution to crippling water shortages in the popular seaside hamlet.

The Khula Community Development Project, represented by the Legal Resources Centre, successfully took the Eastern Cape Department of Education to court to ensure the delivery of textbooks and stationery by at least 31 March 2022 – well into the academic year.