Browsing: Eastern Cape
South African police have arrested two men in separate incidents involving the brutal murders of their partners in the OR…
The South African government is battling ongoing outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal provinces, with…
Police across South Africa have been lauded for their swift and decisive actions in tackling violent crimes and illicit activities,…
Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Ms. Nomalungelo Gina, has intensified efforts to address South Africa’s critical shortage of…
SAGOVNEWS: The Department of Employment and Labour has closed two labour centres as one employee at each office has tested…
Eastern Cape Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) MEC Fikile Xasa has welcomed the arrest of 12 people in relation to unlawful circumcision. The 12 were arrested across various parts of the province for unlawful circumcision. A bogus traditional surgeon, a parent and a grandfather were among those arrested. “Law enforcement is one of our pillars
The Democratic Alliance in the Eastern Cape has announced that Nqaba Bhanga is their Premier Candidate for the 2019 Provincial Elections. The Country is going to the General Elections in 2019 where citizens will choose their President and Provincial Premiers. Bhanga was introduced as the Premier Candidate by Party President Mmusi Maimane in Port Elizabeth
In a bid to address mental healthcare in the Eastern Cape Health Department, the ministry has announced that a budget of R10 million has been set aside to recruit health practitioners. “The plan includes recruitment of mental healthcare practitioners and expanding scope of mental health service providers to include community based mental health care programme.
The Eastern Cape Health Department has assured mental healthcare patients at Life Esidimeni Kirkwood that their lives are not in danger with the end of the health facility’s contract. “The lives of mental healthcare patients at Life Esidimeni Kirkwood are not under threat due to the expiring of the contract at the end of September,”
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Port St Johns welcomes the decision to look into the irregular appointment of the current Municipal Manager, Ngamela Pakade. Proper recruitment processes, as set out in section 54A(4) of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000 as amended, were not followed when the MM was appointed. The post must be advertised