News
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NMBM calls for rainwater harvesting initiatives as rains continue to miss catchment areas
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is calling on residents and businesses to start initiating their own rainwater harvesting methods as the heavy rains experienced over the past few days missed the catchment areas yet again.
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Furniture outlet robbed at Greenacres Shopping Centre
A furniture outlet in Greenacres Shopping Centre was robbed early this morning, May 18, when the suspects surprised and overpowered a security guard at the centre.
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John Tallant truckjacking takes a turn as suspect struggles to drive vehicle
A truck was almost hijacked in Nelson Mandela Bay during the early hours of this morning, May 18, but took a turn when the suspects couldn’t drive the truck.
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Only days left to enter SPAR Women’s Challenge
There are only a few days left to enter the SPAR Women’s Challenge which for the first time in three years will be completely free of Covid-19 restrictions.
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IN THE SCHOOLS’ DEN | Two weeks until EP sides are selected
In two weeks’ time we will know which school rugby players will represent Eastern Province this year.
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Two players chosen for tournament in Sweden
Two Seven Sundowns Sports Club players are in need of financial assistance to play in the Gothia Youth Tournament taking place in Sweden, from July 16 to 22.
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Life-changing gift for woman after 30 years
It was tears of joy for residents of the Raymond Mhlaba area in KwaZakhele, Nelson Mandela Bay, when they recently received government subsidised houses from the Provincial Department of Human Settlements.
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SAPS warn residents to be vigilant of burglars
Police in Gqeberha are warning residents to be vigilant and take precautionary measures to ensure their premises are secure, as criminals are breaking into properties while residents are at home during, or just after load shedding.
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School bids farewell to local teacher after car accident
Judging by the teary-eyed teachers and learners at the memorial, and the words of comfort from several colleagues, including from overseas, John Tessner crept deep into the hearts of many people.










