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Complacency may be causing current spike in COVID-19 cases
During the course of the past seven to ten days the number of Covid-19 positive cases in the Metro have doubled, said Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber President, Dr Andrew Muir…
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Police, metro police to focus on gatherings as COVID-19 numbers rise in NMB
The NMBM Metro Police and SAPS will tackle the non-COVID-19 compliant social gatherings as COVID-19 positive cases in the City are rising…
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WATCH: Self-defence tips and techniques for children
Bernadette Nel-Naude, community development manager at Atlas Security, shares tips and techniques on how to teach your child basic self-defence…
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Child safety: Increasing false posts a concern – SAPS
Police spokesperson squashes rumours of abductions and kidnappings in Bay, warns social media users that spreading fake news about criminal incidents is reckless and could lead to prosecution, but community leader tells parents to stay vigilant…
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Public libraries may reopen soon
Libraries in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro could reopen their doors by December this year, as staff recently reported for duty to start preparing the facilities.
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R140 000 science lab for Vulumzi Secondary School
VULUMZI Secondary School in Motherwell has received a R140 000 mobile science laboratory, thanks to PPC, in partnership with the Department of Basic Education.
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Water relief for local NGOs
RESPONDING to the dire water situation in the city, the Dis-Chem Foundation has donated water to three local NGOs.
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Resident embarks on project to repair 300 potholes
“FIXING one pothole at a time” is the motto of Jaco Gallant from Heath Park, who recently began repairing potholes in the northern areas of Nelson Mandela Bay, after noticing the effects that the cracks and holes had on cars…
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New home a huge improvement for young mom
A YOUNG mother who had been living in horrible conditions on a farm in Rocklands and whose daughter’s alleged murderer still roams the streets, has been given a new dwelling in St Albans by a local NPO.
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Local instructor believes that sports mentors are influential to the youth
SHIHAN Welcome Ngaleka believes that the youth can be world-class stars, if their sports mentors could motivate them all the time.
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