News
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Five suspects to appear in court for Humansdorp farm murder
Five suspects were arrested over the weekend for the alleged murder of Deon Du Toit (60), whose body was found on a farm outside Humansdorp.
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Jeffreys Bay store manager murdered during armed robbery
Police have launched a murder and robbery investigation following a deadly armed attack at a Jeffreys Bay grocery store that killed the manager on 1 February.
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Minnie kidnapping: Suspect seeks bail in R10 million kidnapping case
Two suspects charged with kidnapping Theresa Minnie (73) for a R10 million ransom made their first court appearance today, with one suspect now abandoning bail.
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New Brighton railway station set for major upgrades
A partnership between Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality and PRASA is expected to bring significant investment and new train services for New Brighton Station.
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Gqeberha woman wins Suzuki Swift after correctly guessing 8 363 cricket balls at SA20 Final
Gqeberha’s very own Nikita Gelandt’s experience of the Betway SA20 Season 4 in Cape Town ended on a sweet note as she walked away with a brand-new Suzuki Swift GL […]
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Foreign national kidnapped in armed attack on the R75
GQEBERHA – A foreign national traveling on the R75 was kidnapped yesterday morning while traveling with his private security. According to police spokesperson Captain Sandra Janse Van Rensburg, the incident occurred at […]
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APD expands operations to boost local textile manufacturing
The Association for the Physically Disabled (APD) is breathing new life into Nelson Mandela Bay’s textile manufacturing sector.
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Minor Gqeberha learner dies in N2 vehicle collision
A case of culpable homicide was opened by police after a 16-year-old Cillié Hoërskool learner was fatally struck by a vehicle on the N2 yesterday.
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NMB battles 6,000 outstanding water leaks as crisis deepens
Nelson Mandela Bay loses millions of litres of water daily due to ageing infrastructure and leaks, straining the already water-scarce system.
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Municipality warns of possible water restrictions as dam levels drop
The municipality has warned that without immediate consumption cuts, stricter water restrictions and supply interruptions may be unavoidable.










