News
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AWS still positive during lockdown
COVID-19 and the resulting lockdown has taken its toll on organisations, businesses and people across the world, and staying positive has proven a challenge; however, those looking after the furry friends of Nelson Mandela Bay have not given up.
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Isuzu embraces new norm community engagement
In the spirit of ubuntu and the legacy of one of the world’s most loved icons, Nelson Mandela, Isuzu Motors South Africa (IMSA) is reaching out to the community through a drive by and drop-off initiative, delivering blankets, mattresses, masks,…
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SANZAF helps people to stay warm in winter
The South African National Zakah Fund office, based in Port Elizabeth, is offering a variety of programmes aimed at alleviating poverty and food insecurity for under resourced communities.
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Local dancer’s schools uplift community
Despite receiving harsh criticism from many for his love for dancing, Luthando Matole, from Motherwell, has continued to pursue his passion and has gone on to open his own dance school to inspire many young people in his community.
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College drives literary initiative aimed at vulnerable children
The IIE’s Varsity College recently initiated a Virtual Story Time project across its eight campuses nationally. The literacy initiative, aimed at vulnerable children, was initiated in conjunction with the VC Cares (student volunteer body) to continue
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Lifesaving club, councillor’s office hit by break-ins
The need for armed protection at the building in Humewood that houses the Kings Beach Lifesaving Club and the Ward 2 councillor’s office, is at an all-time high, after the premises was hit by multiple break-ins.
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Construction work now underway
As part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s intensive water supply augmentation plans, Acting Mayor, Councillor Thsonono Buyeye, recently led a site visit to the Coegakop Wellfield and Water Treatment Works following the commencement of construc
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Community Chest embarks on annual winter drive
The daily lives of people throughout the world have changed dramatically since the arrival of COVID-19 and it has had a devastating impact on South Africa, in particular the destitute and vulnerable.
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Teacher introduces march and drill to schools
SAMUEL Nongogo Primary School’s head of department and life skills educator, Armstrong Mzodumo ‘Mchenge’ Mfunda, made up his mind to introduce a march and drill programme to Charles Duna Primary School in 2015, when he was a post level one…
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Appreciation for healthcare workers on Mandela Day
A GENEROUS gift of 600 milk tarts from local businesses, and doctors volunteering 67 minutes of their time to lend a helping hand to staff members at Netcare Greenacres Hospital on July 17, in commemoration of Mandela Day, uplifted the…


