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Ekurhuleni murder victim linked to Gqeberha (opens the original)
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One of the nine woman found dead in Ekurhuleni over the past two to three months is believed to have lived in Gqeberha. Thabiso Nokulunga Mncunu’s last known address is registered at Govan Mbeki Avenue, however, no-one at the address claims to have known the 28-year-old. Eastern Cape social development MEC Bukiwe Fanta is now urgently appealing to the public for assistance in locating Mncunu’s family. The tragic circumstances surrounding the deaths of the nine women has sent shockwaves throughou
How Bay’s Brandon Wilson became unbeaten slap-fighting heavyweight (opens the original)
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SA fighter Brandon Wilson has gone from boxing in Gqeberha to becoming one of Power Slap’s unbeaten international heavyweights — and his ultimate goal is to bring a championship belt back home to the Eastern Cape. There is something unmistakably South African about Wilson’s fighting philosophy. “Remember us South Africans are hard,” he said. The 28-year-old has taken that toughness from Gqeberha’s boxing gyms to one of the most unusual and controversial combat-sports stages in the world — Power
Police team investigating Knysna murders devastated by captain’s killing (opens the original)
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A deadly twist unfolded on Wednesday during a police operation linked to a string of killings in Knysna when a Cape Town captain attached to the provincial Tactical Response Team was shot dead in a firefight with a suspect. The 50-year-old had been deployed to Knysna as part of the team investigating the murders of councillor and former mayor Aubrey Tsengwa and others in the area. Both the officer and the 38-year-old suspect were shot dead during the police operation in the early hours of Wednes
Family’s turmoil as murder accused Evans back in court (opens the original)
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More than a year after Gqeberha mother Vanessa van Rensburg was killed, her boyfriend is due in court this week for a pre-trial conference, as her grieving family continues to endure a slow, painful wait for answers — and accountability. In the meantime, her family, in their pursuit for justice, say time has not lessened their grief; it has only amplified it. They also felt like they were being left in the dark as to the progress in the case against prominent local businessman Rob Evans. Speakin
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