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Eastern Cape citizens are claiming R7.5bn from the police for incidents of misconduct like illegal search and seizures, assault, car accidents and shootings.This was revealed by transport & community safety MEC Xolile Nqatha in response to a question by DA MPL Bobby Stevensen about claims against the police.

The alleged wrongful actions of Eastern Cape police members could end up costing the state a whopping R7.5bn in civil claims.

Lynn Forbes remembers her late son, AKA.

At least four bridges, connecting rural communities near Coffee Bay to urban centres like Mqanduli and Mthatha, were washed away by heavy rains that hit the area on New Year’s Day.

Lynn Forbes remembers her late son, AKA.

Two children and a woman have died in heavy rains in KwaZulu-Natal and the search continues for a man swept away by the Msunduzi River in Pietermaritzburg.

Two children and a woman have died in heavy rains in KwaZulu-Natal and the search continues for a man swept away by the Msunduzi River in Pietermaritzburg.

Nelson Mandela Bay animal rescue organisations are already preparing for an increase in lost dogs and cats, and abandoned and surrendered pets over the New Year period.

The number of people missing after the Ladysmith flash floods has risen to 11 after another man was reported missing while trying to save another person from drowning.

Mpumalanga police were on Wednesday trying to identify a man who was found murdered in Schoemansdal on Christmas Day.