News
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Red-letter day for Strydom family
THE Strydom family from Gqeberha is a household name in South African horse racing.
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MBDA hands over cricket equipment to schools, club
THE Mandela Bay Development Agency handed over cricket equipment worth R90 000 to four schools and the Helenvale Cricket Club on March 16.
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Get your COVID-19 relief grants now at the till
THE more than 10 million unemployed South Africans benefiting from the R350 COVID-19 relief grant will now have greater accessibility as the Shoprite Group has stepped in to make grant payments available at its 1 286 supermarkets across South Africa.
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Circle with no vehicle access concerns residents
RESIDENTS of Brown Street Circle in Schauderville are concerned that if a fire were to break out or something serious went wrong in the tiny circle, emergency vehicles would not be able to get to them since there is no…
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Motherwell Academy registers an emphatic win over Spurs
SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB) Regional League reigning champions, Motherwell Academy, handed Highland Spurs a 5-0 victory during their game that took place at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Sunday.
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Xolile, Tschops honoured at annual sports awards
TWO of South Africa’s most recognisable motorsports personalities, Xolile Letlaka and Batshobonke (Tschops) Sipuka, each received a Minister’s Excellence in Sport Award at the 15th Annual Sports Awards held on March 12.
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YMCA, Ray Mhlaba Skills Training Centre help man chase dreams
A PARTNERSHIP between the youth-oriented non-profit organisation, Nelson Mandela Bay YMCA, and the non-government organisation, Ray Mhlaba Skills Training Centre, led to a great opportunity being presented to a young man from Barcelona in Gelvandale.
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Louise Carver to bring her latest tour to local stages
“I AM so excited to perform again after such a stressful time – looking forward to enjoying the energy that only a live show can create.”.
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Prayers, support needed for boy (6) fighting life-threatening illness
WHAT started out as an earache that took longer than usual to go away, turned out to be a six-year-old boy’s worst nightmare.









