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Msindisi Fengu is a multi-awarding investigative journalist, who has worked for various daily and weekly publications: local, regional and national newspapers. He started his career as an unpaid intern in the marketing and communications unit at Walter Sisulu University before branching off to journalism. Fengu has two unrelated university qualifications - and certificates.
Judgment in the trial of a Karoo farmer Louis Lategan, 42, who is accused of raping and trafficking six women after luring them in his farm for au-pair work will commence on Monday.
The Gqeberha high court has granted an order interdicting the inquest into the death of political activist Steve Biko.
The Biko family sought to halt the inquest into Steve Biko's death, arguing for more time to translate documents and prepare, while testimony continued in a separate courtroom.
The inquest into the 1977 death of anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko has been postponed after state funding was approved for his family's legal team, allowing them more time to prepare.
The state wants the Amathole District Municipality toilet tender case to go on trial within eight months.
Philisile Melane, a deputy director for labour relations in the provincial transport department, was arrested by the Hawks in June on charges of fraud, forgery, and uttering. He is due back in court on Friday.
A cab driver was shot dead outside a suspected drug house in Kariega, which was later torched
Father accused of raping his teenage stepdaughter and five-year-old son
Fraud accused Eastern Cape advocate Mava Malla is expected to learn his fate on June 30 when judgment is set to be handed down.
A video emerged allegedly showing the police office and a junior colleague engaging in sexual intercourse while in uniform
Krisley Dirker’s stepfather and mother were sentenced in Gqeberha high court on Friday
Heavy rain, gale-force winds and floodwaters battered parts of the Eastern Cape on Tuesday night and Wednesday, forcing dozens of schools to close, flooding homes and roads, triggering evacuations and disrupting flights.
The ANC, DA and EFF held separate Freedom Day events on Monday, highlighting the challenges and achievements to date.
At the Cradock Four Inquest, former Stratkom head Adamus Paulus Stemmet defended the use of the term 'permanent removal' in a controversial apartheid-era document, claiming it referred to relocating teachers rather than a call for violence.
More than 11 years after his last public appearance, Eugene de Kock — the apartheid-era Vlakplaas death squad commander infamously known as “Prime Evil” — appeared in the Gqeberha high court on Monday under heavy police guard.
