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Residents of Butterworth in the Eastern Cape created their own clean water supply – before their municipality dismantled it
The government cancelled the project four years after its expected completion, and ordered to pay R6-million to contractor
After alleged attempts to loot Eastern Cape housing funds, 39 200 people in the province will continue to live in atrocious conditions
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The Xhosa rapper’s journey to making his first album drew on his family’s indentity
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An investigation will be launched into the management of a mortuary in Butterworth where bodies were left to decompose.
Norah Dyantyi’s life never extended beyond her village, but news of her death reverberated throughout the Eastern Cape.
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A two-year-old girl was allegedly raped at Zingqayi Village in Butterworth on December 25, Eastern Cape police said on Friday.
A boy was shot dead and two others wounded, allegedly by a man who had a quarrel with his brother, Eastern Cape police said on Friday. Captain Jackson Manatha said the three youngsters were shot at a homestead in Nxaxo near Centane in the old Transkei on Thursday night.