Local News
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School bids farewell to long-serving deputy principal
After 40 years, Deputy Principal Cedric Frank of Chatty Secondary School has retired bringing to a close a career dedicated to shaping young minds.
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Family seeks answers month after Junior King’s fatal crash
More than a month after the untimely death of popular TikTok personality and hip-hop artist Junior King, his family is calling for answers.
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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.
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Controversy surrounds change in animal pound operator
The controversy surrounding the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s animal pound intensified last week following confirmation of a new service provider.
