The SAPS seeks information from anyone who knows more about two men, who allegedly started the disastrous fire yesterday by…
About 12 thatch houses burnt in St Francis Bay
Article By Bev Mortimer In a fire that suddenly spun out of control about a dozen thatched houses in Lyme…
Strikers stop protesting in Hankey, arrested people released on bail
After almost three full days of strike action, violence and clashes between police and protesters in Hankey in the Eastern…
Violence, teargas, rubber bullets, stun grenades, 10 more arrests in Hankey
In a second day of protest action, unrest and violence in Hankey in the Eastern Cape citrus farming area yesterday,…
Man arrested in connection with death of St Francis boat builder
Post mortem results of Duncan’s death The SAPS have just confirmed to St Francis Chronicle that 76 year-old St Francis…
Seven arrested for violent protests in Hankey
(Edited by Bev Mortimer) Seven people were arrested for violent protest action in Hankey today, 19 August, after they blocked…
St Francis Bay couple attacked, husband dies
(SAPS release, edited by Bev Mortimer) An elderly couple in St Francis Bay’s Santareme suburb was attacked by two armed…
Humansdorp area caves hold evidence of diet of early humans
Photo supplied by Wits University Research department. (professor Sara Wurz) New discoveries made at the Klasies River Caves (above)…
Men arrested for suspected stolen meat in Humansdorp
(Edited by Bev Mortimer) Three men were arrested for possession of suspected stolen in Penny Lane, Humansdorp this afternoon. The…
Humansdorp man dies from multiple gunshot wounds
(Article edited by Bev Mortimer) A 25 year-old man was shot dead outside his front door in Goeda Street, Humansdorp,…
Jeffreys Bay hair salon raided, owner charged for dealing in illicit drugs
A 47 year-old Jeffreys Bay hair salon owner, after being found in possession of crystal meth and cannabis at his…
Humansdorp teenager shot to death this morning
Edited By Bev Mortimer A 15-year old teenager, Antonio Botha was shot and killed in the early hour of this…
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