"Car" tag
ALL IN A NIGHT’S WORK: Warrant Officer Lynton Cox and Constable John Barends with the nine bags of dagga found in a bakkie whose driver tried to jump  a routine police search on the N2 in the early hours yesterday. The dagga weighed 71.5kg with a street value of R92300. Four people were arrested  Picture: STEPHEN MARAIS

High-speed car chase nets R100k dagga haul

POLICE in East London arrested four men after a high-speed car chase on the N2 yesterday and confiscated dagga worth almost R100 000.

Needs Camp man found dead  in wheelbarrow

Needs Camp man found dead in wheelbarrow

EAST London police are investigating murder following the discovery of the body of a 23-year-old Needs Camp man lying in a wheelbarrow at the gate of the local clinic.

Daily Dispatch

CAR rebels make peace with SA

PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma and International Relations Minister Maite Nkoane-Mashabane are expected to attend a meeting today in the Republic of Congo about the crisis in the Central African Republic (CAR).

BREAKING THE LAW: Vehicle theft of older models is quite common and is easily done Picture: MARK ANDREWS

White-owned vehicles a target

EAST London car thieves who spoke to the Saturday Dispatch this week said it took less than 10 minutes to steal a car. White-owned cars were their biggest targets, they added.

XOLELA MANGCU

Insight: Grappling with Big Joe’s death from afar

I HEAR from across the Atlantic Ocean that Andile “Big Joe” died in a car accident on his way to a meeting. Well, Steve Biko died on his way from a meeting. I suppose that’s what happens to leaders and sometimes they pay the ultimate price for it, even if in different ways.

JOE LATAKGOMO

Allow media to ask questions about CAR

WHEN John Vorster decided it was time to silence the press, he and his cabinet proposed to set up a “press court”.

CONFUSION: General Hassan Ahmat, commander of Seleka’s Red Brigade on Thursday in Bangui, Central African  Republic. Rebels conquered Bangui and overthrew president Francois Bozize. 13 SANDF soldiers died in the  conflict. Ahmat claims that 36 South African soldiers were killed and 46 were captured  Picture: GALLO IMAGES

Rebels claim more SA soldiers died in CAR

SELEKA rebel commanders have made sensational new claims that dozens more South African troops were captured and killed during the battle of Bangui in the Central African Republic than was admitted by the SA National Defence Force.

BANTU MNIKI

We need truth about dead soldiers

I AM truly mortified, shocked and, at a loss for words that the South African government has sacrificed the lives of 13 soldiers in the Central African Republic for reasons which still remain unclear.

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