Author: Coceka Magubeni

Eastern Cape paramedic shot, killed after knocking off from work
News

‘Bogus’ matric certificates land five Eastern Cape EMS staff in jail

Five Emergency Medical Services (EMS) employees from the Joe Gqabi District Municipality appeared before the East London Commercial Crimes Regional Court. This after... Read more.
Department lambasts suspended Mboxela
News

‘Suspension not lifted’: Eastern Cape education department slams director

The Eastern Cape education department has refuted reports that it has lifted the suspension of its director for communication and events, Vuyiseka Mboxela. It was... Read more.
Department lambasts suspended Mboxela
News

Eastern Cape department of education director lifts her own suspension

The Eastern Cape education department’s director for communication and events, Vuyiseka Mboxela, has issued a statement announcing her return to her post.... Read more.
GNU leaders say retreat was successful
Politics

GNU leaders place emphasis on boosting job creation for youth

The leaders of 10 political parties that make up South Africa’s government of national unity (GNU) have prioritised enhancing public service efficiency, improving... Read more.
Gayton McKenzie's court application succeeds
News

Politician gagged from calling Gayton McKenzie, Kenny Kunene organised crime leaders

Mehmet Vefa Dag, the president of the Truth and Solidarity Movement, is prohibited from making the shocking claims that Gayton McKenzie and Kenneth Kunene, the leaders... Read more.
Sizwe Kupelo
News

NPA searching for witness to help nail Eastern Cape spokesperson

The Eastern Cape government has spent more than R18-million on former health department spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo since his appointment, according to figures revealed... Read more.
Eastern Cape taxi crash
News

Twenty two lives lost in deadly road crashes across South Africa this week

The death toll on South Africa’s roads continues to rise, with 22 people losing their lives in a series of tragic crashes this week. This was shared by the South... Read more.