News
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Stolen items recovered from abandoned house following truckjacking
Soon after an incident of truckjacking was reported on Friday, March 3, SAPS Motherwell members followed a tracker activation and not only recovered the stolen items but also other suspected stolen items in an abandoned house.
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Cyclists joining the cause to ‘ride’ wild for rhinos
What started three years ago during lockdown with Sharon Jessop running 102 consecutive half marathons for a new Guinness World Record has grown into something much bigger.
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Routes, road closures and weather forecast for IRONMAN this Sunday
The ISUZU IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 African Championships will once again be taking place at Hobie Beach in Nelson Mandela Bay this coming Sunday, March 5, 2023.
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Walmer SAPS on the hunt for suspects, stolen iPhones, Macbooks following robbery
SAPS Walmer detectives are searching for six brazen suspects that robbed a cell phone store in a Walmer shopping mall late yesterday afternoon, March 2.
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Struggling local car guard in urgent need of leg brace
Hit by a car, stabbed, left wheelchair-bound, and hit by a car again.
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NMBM working around the clock to finish water leaks backlog
More than 600 reported water leaks were fixed in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality this week, as the work of contractors and additional 279 plumbers and water ambassadors continue to address the water leak backlog across the Metro.
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Skeletal remains found in bush in William Moffett
SAPS Walmer detectives are seeking the community’s assistance in tracing the next of kin of skeletal remains that were found in William Moffett yesterday afternoon, 1 March.
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COMPETITION: Become a tourist in your own city for a day
Residents of Nelson Mandela Bay have the opportunity to be tourists in their own city and explore everything that the Bay has to offer, with the All Aboard Locally Yours Tour offered by the Locally Yours Market.
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NMB: Which way does the metro’s water flow?
For several months the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has posted regular updates on social media regarding the crippling drought the metro has been subjected to for the past eight years.
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Schools take on toughest teams to improve
THE policy of Nelson Mandela Bay schools to take on the best on the cricket fields around the country is proving to be successful.









