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Construction of a pathway in Richmond Park, Richmond Hill, was halted on Wednesday after blowback from the Mandela Bay Heritage Trust which warned that any excavation work might uncover graves and other artefacts from a historical cemetery located below ground.

A hijack suspect was arrested in the Gqeberha central business district on Tuesday afternoon, and a bakkie he and five others allegedly seized earlier in Kwazakhele was recovered.

The summer season is fast approaching with temperatures, tourist activity and crime on the rise along the Gqeberha beachfront and the surrounding tourist hotspots.

A police officer who allegedly solicited a R1,000 bribe to help a fraud suspect escape from custody in Cape Town ended up behind bars himself after the escapee blew the whistle on corruption.

The identikits will be used by SAPS to potentially bring closure to families

Determined to clear his name, former water polo coach David Mackenzie has launched further civil action against a major news outlet, its editor, a podcaster and police minister Bheki Cele.

The drugs were found in a consignment of dried fish that arrived on a flight from Nigeria.

An investigation into the two identity documents belonging to bogus doctor Kingsley Leeto Chele led to police cracking an alleged syndicate involving home affairs officials who are accused of selling documents to illegal immigrants.

There has been a sharp increase in attacks on Gauteng cyclists since October, with the Pedal Power Association recording four incidents in a single day earlier this month.

The Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) in Mpumalanga and the police obtained a preservation of property order in the Mbombela high court on Monday to the value of more than R1.5bn.