News
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SA calls US welcome for white Afrikaners ‘apartheid 2.0’
Washington’s preferential treatment of white Afrikaners for resettlement into the United States is “apartheid 2.0”, South Africa’s foreign minister said.
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East London man dies freediving in Kowie River
The National Sea Rescue Institute Port Alfred duty crew were activated following reports of an East London man missing in the Kowie River whilst freediving.
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Taylor-Travis love story: 5 things to know
LOS ANGELES – It’s official: America’s most famous couple are tying the knot. Stadium-filling pop megastar Taylor Swift and three-time NFL Super Bowl winner Travis Kelce announced their engagement on […]
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Minnie kidnapping: Suspects abandon bail, remain in custody
Two suspects linked to the kidnapping of Theresa Minnie (73), facing kidnapping, human trafficking and extortion charges, abandoned their bail applications and remain in custody.
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Sassa introduces biometric checks to reduce fake claims
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) is implementing mandatory biometric enrolment across all its offices from 1 September, marking a significant step towards modernising the country’s social grant system and eliminating fraudulent activities.
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Removal of ‘well-established’ trees ignites environmental fears
The felling of two pine trees in Lorraine has reignited residents’ concerns about developers prioritising housing over environmental protection.
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Local karatekas bag 10 championship medals in Japan
Returning from the 8th Goju-kai Karate World Championship in Chiba, Japan, the Nelson Mandela Bay karatekas secured 10 world championship medals.
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Illegal dumping, environmental neglect: NMBM takes a stand
Residents, businesses and NPOs are urged to join the fight against illegal dumping.
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Electricity restored in most parts of the Bay
Electricity has been restored to most areas across Nelson Mandela Bay following a successful repair operation that addressed damage caused by vandalism at the Mount Road substation over the weekend, […]










