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Gqeberha cops nab suspected cable thieves

Nelson Mandela Bay police arrested a suspected cable thief and recovered large quantities of overhead electrical cables after a high-speed car chase on Thursday afternoon.

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Rescue and recovery operations wrap up in George

Eleven days after the disastrous building collapse in George, which claimed the lives of at least ...

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Kawa rape accused appears in high court

A man accused of raping Gauteng businesswoman Andy Kawa more than a decade ago made his first appearance in the Gqeberha high court on Friday.

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Ramaphosa visits George as site operations draw to an end

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Nearly two weeks after the collapse of a partially built five-storey apartment building in George, Gugulethu Khonono ...

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It was the end of an era as the last edition of Weekend Post was published on February 24.

Sovereign launches revolutionary water treatment and recovery plant

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Man bumps into friend he had feared dead at disaster site

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Amid the aftermath of the George building collapse, Simon Thupa feared his best friend might be trapped under the ...

Power cut to abandoned Humerail property with Transnet owing thousands

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An abandoned Transnet property in Humerail, occupied by vagrants, was on the radar of the Nelson Mandela Bay ...

Wind farm urged to use new measure to combat bird deaths

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A Kouga conservation organisation is calling on the Italian company behind the impending construction of the Impofu ...

Rhodes calls for support of student assistance campaign

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Rhodes University is leading from the front in tackling student debt and ensuring education remains the priority at ...

Race quotas chasing away investment and jobs — DA

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The DA has again denounced the Employment Equity Amendment Act, saying the law drives away investment and leads to ...

Protest over placement of EPWP workers at municipality

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A confrontation over Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) placements erupted outside the Samwu offices in Gqeberha ...

Calls made for improved black business support

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Conversations about youth involvement in strategic sectors aligned with broader calls for improved black business ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa visits George disaster site

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President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday he was satisfied with how the disaster in George, which has so far left 33 ...

WATCH LIVE | ICJ hears application brought by South Africa against Israel

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The International Court of Justice is on Thursday hearing the application brought by South Africa against Israel to add ...

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