Teacher has close shave in hijacking
AN EAST London primary school teacher had a near death experience this week when a bullet almost grazed his neck in a hijacking outside the school.
Angry mom: justice fails my daughter
AN Eastern Cape mother has expressed anger at the justice system after learning that a man convicted of raping her daughter could be released from prison after serving less than two years for the crime.
Elderly man run over by bike
GONUBIE residents are furious after an elderly pedestrian was injured in a collision with a motorcyclist while using a pedestrian crossing on the suburb’s main road.
Police ask victims to collect their stolen items
CAMBRIDGE police have appealed to theft victims to come forward and identify recovered stolen electrical goods, including eight plasma televisions.
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.
Police can’t win ‘crime battle alone’
POLICE in Mqanduli yesterday admitted they were struggling to fight crime in the town and district and appealed to residents, traditional leaders and churches to help .
Cabinet ducks Guptagate flak
THE government threw the book at officials implicated in the so-called “Guptagate” scandal yesterday but insisted the cabinet was innocent of any role in the debacle.
UFH looks into fraud allegations
THE University of Fort Hare is investigating a number of cases of corruption, fraud and maladministration at the institution.
