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National recognition for netball stars
A QUARTET of teenage SPAR Madibaz netball players highlighted their potential when they were chosen for the South African U/21 squad in preparation for the World Youth Cup next year.
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Hamilton equals race win record
WITH visits to Mugello and the Nurburgring, it is all but confirmed that old school circuits far outclass the passionless supermarket car parks that pass as F1 circuits these days.
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Teen with rare condition in pain ‘worse than childbirth’
WHILE most of Nelson Mandela Bay was celebrating the much-needed rains recently received, a mother from Westering was comforting her frantic teenage daughter because the sound of the rain was making her feet hurt.
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NMB harbour masters recount their success
THROUGHOUT September 2020 and into Transport Month in October, port landlord Transnet National Ports Authority commemorated its 20th year of existence and the strides made since its first group of marine trainees of colour, including women, began the
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NMBM named second greenest metro in country
THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has been named the second greenest metro in South Africa by the Department of Environmental Affairs and received prize money of R3 million at an awards ceremony held at the City Hall recently.
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Former goalie aims to start training academy
ALEXANDRIA-BORN veteran goalkeeper, Nkosinathi Rooi Mintoli, is in the process of raising funds in his quest to start a goalkeeper training academy in Veeplaas.
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Game and Makro to run Black Friday specials throughout November
Game and Makro will be running Black Friday deals throughout the month of November, as opposed to only releasing deals for a restricted 3 to 5-day period from 27 November…
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You can now report crooked cops to toll-free number
Police Minister Bheki Cele has announced the launch of a new toll-free number that the public can use to report criminality by police officers
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WATCH: Hero rat awarded gold medal for detecting landmines
Meet Magawa, the hero rat awarded a gold medal for his “lifesaving bravery” detecting landmines in Cambodia…
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Coronavirus can survive for 28 days on some surfaces: Study
The virus that causes COVID-19 can survive on banknotes, glass and stainless steel for up to 28 days, much longer than the flu virus, Australian researchers said on Monday…
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