News
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MISS SA 2024: Two EC finalists in top 30
Nelson Mandela Bay has two finalists, Nolene Spinks (23) and Kaylan Zeelie (21), in the Top 30 of the Miss SA 2024 pageant. They are the only finalists in the Top 30 from the Eastern Cape.
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South African Weather Service predicts cold, windy conditions for Eastern Cape
Cold and rainy conditions with possible snowfalls in the higher-lying areas are predicted for the Eastern Cape this weekend.
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Defense seeks further particulars in Arnold Terblanche murder case
Arnold Terblanche, accused of orchestrating the murder of his estranged wife, Vicki Terblanche, made a brief appearance at the Gqeberha High Court today, May 31.
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Reinhardt Leach applied for bail in Vicki Terblanche murder case, trial postponed to May 31
The Vicki Terblanche murder trial has been postponed to May 31 in the High Court in Gqeberha today, May 24.
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WATCH | Transport vehicle flips, injuring 23 learners
A case of reckless or negligent driving has been opened after a vehicle that was transporting school children overturned this afternoon, May 30 on Tait Street in Newton Park.
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23 school escape with minor injuries after transport vehicle involved in accident in Gqeberha
An accident occurred on Tait Street, Newton Park involving 23 schoolchildren today, May 30.
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‘Upstart’ author Alexandria Procter brings book launch home
Alexandria Procter, the dynamic founder of DigsConnect, and director of the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA), recently signed a book deal to share her story and inspire South Africans to pursue their dreams with determination.
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Lions Bay successful CrossFit Open season
Every year the CrossFit Open is seen as the highlight on the calendar for millions of CrossFit athletes around the world.
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Learners empowered at workshop
In a spirited back-and-forth exchange of opinions and views between learners and guest speakers, learners from various Nelson Mandela Bay high schools attended a workshop geared at preparing and educating them on the options available post-matric.
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Humpbacks make entrance in Algoa Bay
With the migratory whale season typically starting in June, the Raggy Charters Marine-Eco Cruises reported they have been pleasantly surprised by both juvenile and adult humpback whales showing up in Algoa Bay since mid-April.










