News
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Prolonged contract management failures behind electricity outages
The main reason behind the widespread electricity outages is the volatile temporary electricity connections in open trenches, due to lengthy delays to finalise contracts with service providers.
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Beachfront businesses establish a cluster to address common issues
The Beachfront Cluster has become the seventh geographical cluster to be established under the banner of the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber, to facilitate a more efficient and collaborative approach between businesses in the area to tackle key i
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Kruger and Du Toit: Judge recommended ‘no parole’
With the release of her two attackers, Alison Botha (55) feels disillusioned and terrified, not only for herself, but also for others in society, now that her attackers, Theuns Kruger and Frans du Toit, are no longer behind bars, after…
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The Bridge hosts meal packaging event in honour of Mandela Day
The Bridge at Greenacres joined forces with Rise Against Hunger South Africa for 67 minutes in honour of Nelson Mandela Day.
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Mandela Day takes a new format at Missionvale Care Centre
The proverb, give a man a fish and you will feed him for one day, but teach him to fish and you will feed him for a lifetime is a theory that holds merit.
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Dancers prepare for 42nd NMB Dance Festival
For decades dancers of various styles have eagerly descended on the Bay for the annual Port Elizabeth Dance Festival, and this year the event celebrates its 42nd edition, with a new partner and a new name – the Nelson Mandela…
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IN THE SCHOOL’S DEN | Eastern Province rugby a powerhouse in SA
In one of its best years, Eastern Province showed it is a real powerhouse in South African Schools’ rugby.
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IN THE SADDLE | 2000th career winner for top jockey
Top jockey, Richard Fourie, reached a massive personal milestone at the last Fairview race meeting, but his job is certainly not done yet.
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Unity Foundation launches in Gqeberha
The Unity Foundation, managed locally by radio presenter Adorè Morgan, and which has its origins in the Western Cape, has branched out to Gqeberha.
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