News
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‘Joyride’ turns to tragedy as car plunges into lake, killing one
An alleged ‘joyride’ turned into a tragedy last night, Friday, May 28, when a car plunged into the North End Lake and the driver drowned.
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Taxi strike over, service delivery protests start
The taxi strike that has been wreaking havoc across Nelson Mandela Bay with violent protests, has come to an end.
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NMB protests: mayor asks army to step in
Nelson Mandela Bay mayor, Nqaba Bhanga, has written to the president to ask that the SANDF be deployed to the metro to help local police restore order with the ongoing protests.
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WATCH: Eight buses set alight by protestors
At least eight buses were set alight and destroyed at a depot in Motherwell last night, May 26…
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Protest action affecting blood drives in Gqeberha
The South African National Blood Service is aware of the ongoing protest action taking place in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) this morning, affecting their mobile blood drives negatively…
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Pedestrian safety initiative launched
Ford South Africa recently partnered with the ChildSafe Pedestrian Safety Programme to launch a Global Road Safety Week, in association with the Eastern Cape Department of Transport.
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Bay businessman breaks swim records after COVID-19
Almost a year after an intense battle with COVID-19, a Nelson Mandela Bay businessman has proven that not even the aftermath of a deadly virus on his body would stop him from swimming more than 20km across the Bay…
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Oud-onnie hef gemeenskap op met gratis rekenaarklasse
In ’n poging om sy gemeenskap op te hef en beter werksgeleenthede vir jongmense te skep, het ’n oud-onderwyser van Nelson Mandelabaai begin om gratis rekenaarklasse vir werklose jeug aan te bied.
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Mayor to visit metro’s top water users
Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Executive Mayor, Nqaba Bhanga, on Monday, May 24 gave un update on the current drought situation at a press briefing.
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WATCH: Chaos in NMB as protest action resumes
Protest action linked to a taxi strike that started in the early hours of Tuesday, 25 May across Nelson Mandela Bay, resumed this morning (Wednesday).

