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From when we opened our doors in 2014 our school has grown from strength to strength, and we will continue in that upward direction with each passing year.

Here’s what’s happening in the Bay this month…

The Nelson Mandela Bay school rugby season is in its final stretch but there are still plenty of interesting matches ahead.

It is that time of the year when those race horses that love the Fairview synthetic surface must up their game.

Zavion Kotzé, well-recognised and celebrated floral designer, will be hosting three different fund-raising events on August 27 and 28 in aid of the Aurora Special Care Centre in Gqeberha.

When he was younger, there was someone who tried to intimidate him by dragging him to dark corners of the neighbourhood and threatening to hurt him but he always managed to escape just in time.

He was so captivated by her that he just had to carry her schoolbag home, once forgetting his own bag at school and having to climb over the wall during the night to retrieve it.

Some residents’ wheelchairs have tipped over, with one or two bumping their heads on the sidewalk, while others have been hit by taxis.

Nelson Mandela Bay may have a potential environmental and health crisis on its hands with certain manganese ore companies in the Markman Industrial Area allegedly being non-compliant when it comes to the storing and transporting of the substance.

Tropika Island of Treasure All-Stars is back with a fun-filled all-star season and included in the line-up is a qualified personal trainer from Gqeberha.