News
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Newborn baby abandoned at Gqeberha police station
SAPS Mount Road detectives are urgently trying to trace the mother of a newborn baby boy that was left at the entrance of SAPS Mount Road during the early hours of this morning, February 13.
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DA calls on Minister of Transport and SANRAL to account for dangerous state of the R75 and other NMB roads
The DA will be writing to the chairperson of the parliamentary portfolio committee on transport to summon the Minister of Transport and the South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) to account for the dangerous state of roads in and around…
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Swing and Miss: Aussie Commentators degrade Proteas
Bias is something no person can escape. But if you find yourself in a position where you are relied upon for expert commentary it must be put aside. In Australian […]
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The story about Christian Horner
The last several days a ‘story’ has been making the rounds that Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been reported for ‘inappropriate conduct’. It is important to state, straight off the bat, that there has been no official comment…
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Madibaz focus on leaving a legacy after Varsity Shield
Madibaz rugby coach David Manuel is placing a lot of emphasis on the type of legacy they want to leave behind after this year’s FNB Varsity Shield competition. The Nelson […]
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Gqeberha: Two young boys drown in Salt pan
The recent high temperatures in Nelson Mandela Bay have claimed the lives of two young boys, aged 10 and 12 who went swimming yesterday, February 7 in Salt Lake.
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IN THE SCHOOL’S DEN: School rugby preparations continue
Nelson Mandela Bay has experienced some high temperatures of late, but the conditions aren’t stopping the best players getting fit and ready for the upcoming school rugby season.
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Punters set to fight back on Friday
The punters will be ready to fight back at the Fairview racetrack in Greenbushes on Friday.
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New name proposed for William Moffett Expressway
The famous William Moffett Expressway could be renamed to Dennis Brutus Expressway, if Gqeberha-local, Gert Steenkamp’s, proposal is accepted.
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NMBM condemns damage and stealing of tombstones
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has condemned the theft and vandalism of tombstones at the Forest Hill Cemetery in Gqeberha, following reports from concerned residents who highlighted the damage caused to some graves.










