Lieutenant Colonel Kinnear was shot and killed outside his Bishop Lavis home on Friday afternoon.

The five suspects were served with a court summons earlier this week and face charges of fraud, corruption and the contravention of the Municipal Finance Management Act.

Zameka Mfubesi (46) was shot and killed in the Overberg town close to the N2 highway on Friday afternoon.

Winde said the province needed more police, more protection for them and more protection for citizens.

Metro EMS officials loaded a patient into their ambulance in Ocean View at around 3 am on Friday morning.

While no injuries were reported, the EMS officials were severely traumatised.

In the first incident, at around 9pm last night, a bus was set alight in Mfuleni.

Magdalene Titus was arrested shortly after her husband's death in December 2017. Preston Titus was a South African National Defence Force official.

The 11-year-old boy was struck in the head by a gangster's stray bullet outside his home and rushed to hospital where he was placed on life support. He eventually passed away.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said that now more than ever, people should take seriously the strongest defences available against COVID-19 - the wearing of masks, sanitising and washing hands and maintaining social distancing.

A Laingville community leader has told Eyewitness News that residents are up in arms, accusing the municipality of lying to them about issues of land and housing in the West Coast town.

Nelson Mandela Bay councillor Andile Lungisa has filed papers with the Constitutional Court to try and avoid serving a two-year prison term.

Police said that after his arrest, the 40-year-old man then led them to a bushy area near the R330 and pointed out where Aqhama Tom's body was dumped.

The robbery occurred earlier this month at the Dordrecht Post Office.

The unit is looking into contracts signed during the coronavirus outbreak for the provision of services and goods like personal protective gear.

Dams in the province are rippling at nearly the 100 percent capacity mark.

Over 40 licences have been suspended over the past several months.

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is leading hundreds of investigations into the procurement of personal protective gear (PPE).