News
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LGBT+ to host fund-raiser
THE LGBT+ community in Port Elizabeth will be hosting a fund-raising event in an effort to realise their dream of opening their own space.
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Community Chest rolls out winter drive
THE Community Chest Annual Winter Woolly Drive is kicking off on a high note this year with a new sponsor.
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Discover the wild side of Wildsfees this year
THIS year’s SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees from Friday, June 28 to Sunday, June 30, is where festivalgoers of all ages get to let their heart run wild as they take a walk through the festival’s Walk on the Wild Side marquee.
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Operation Fitrah held in Gelvandale
ON Saturday, June 1, and Sunday, June 2, the South African National Zakah Fund (SANZAF) hosted its annual Operation Fitrah parcel packing at the Muslim Movement Hall in Parkside, Gelvandale.
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Tasneen joins elite squad
TASNEEN Ebrahim, a Grade 11 learner at St Dominic’s Priory School, has been selected for the Swimming South Africa national elite senior squad for open water swimming.
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NMBM survey to improve transport access for public
THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality are in the process of conducting an online survey to help improve transport access and infrastructure delivery in the metro.
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PEople’s Triathlon to hit the Bay
THE people of Nelson Mandela Bay will be the focus for an all-new triathlon which will be in the spotlight this spring.
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Bay learner shines at US science fair
THREE South African learners won prizes at the prestigious INTEL International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), in Phoenix, Arizona, USA – one of them being Shaziyah Laher from the Nizamiye Al-Azhar Institute in Malabar.
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Dress drive to assist matric girls
MATRIC farewell season for high school students is around the corner, which means it’s time for girls to find that perfect dress.
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MTR Smit receives bakkie
SOME of Port Elizabeth’s most vulnerable children from MTR Smit Children’s Haven had reason to smile when they received a much-needed delivery bakkie from Isuzu franchise dealership, Williams Hunt PE recently.


