News
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F1 2020: Season preview
NOT many could have predicted that the customary ‘season preview’ would only take place at the midway mark of the year.
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COMPETITION: Win by cleaning up your neighbourhood
ON Saturday, June 20, a team from Vox Telecom hosted a street cleaning campaign in Glendinningvale.
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Making videos together brings family closer
WHILE bonding and making memories, Monre Vermeulen, from Newton Park and his family have found a unique way of making both relatable and funny videos of their lives, which they share on Facebook on a regular basis.
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A mask-wearing survival guide
WEARING a mask has become a way of life and is required at all times while out in public, including while at work, school, exercising or doing essential activities.
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Sewage in Swartkops River a major concern
RAW, untreated sewage allegedly flowing directly into the Swartkops River and estuary in Nelson Mandela Bay is contributing to a massive ecological catastrophe that could see the total collapse of one of the metro’s most precious wildlife ecosystems.
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Covid-19 and children’s homes: this is the impact
CHILDREN’S homes have always been beacons of hope for the abused and abandoned, a place where little ones are given all the love and attention in the world and a delicious meal three times a day.
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Residents challenged to be a hero for a day
EVERY year the Reach for a Dream Foundation fulfils more than 1 200 dreams and touches the lives of more than 30 000 children across South Africa.
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MBDA, NMU team up to #MaskUp communities
ON Friday, June 12, the Mandela Bay Development Agency, an entity of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, teamed up with the Nelson Mandela University’s visual arts department to deliver the first batch of a uniquely designed mask to Cape Recife…
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Way forward for hospitality industry
IN order to survive the lockdown period, hospitality establishments in Nelson Mandela Bay would have to look at new opportunities and ways to improve relationships with existing stakeholders.
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Here’s why SASSA declines grant applications
THE South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) is in receipt of numerous grievances with regard to declined R350 grant applications.

