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UPDATE | Repatriation of foreign nationals underway in Jeffreys Bay
A local church will assist foreign nationals in Jeffreys Bay with repatriation on Sunday following violent protests on Thursday.
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Matriculant of the Year | Discipline, goals set top candidates apart
“What makes this competition so important is that a top group of South Africa’s future elite are able to interact regarding certain skills.”
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Vandalism delays critical pipeline repairs as Bay’s water recovery continues
More than two months after flooding replenished Nelson Mandela Bay’s dams, the metro’s water distribution system continues to recover, but a critical pipeline repair has been delayed.
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Eight bags of litter, one morning of service for Sunridge Scouts
The 1st Sunridge Scout Group collected eight bags of litter during a community clean-up at Kings Beach on 20 June, helping to keep the beachfront clean.
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New bulk pipeline leak threatens further delays to NMB’s water recovery
A major bulk pipeline leak has delayed Nelson Mandela Bay’s water recovery, with Thursday’s planned shutdown expected to disrupt supply further.
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KwaZakhele mass shooting accused found guilty on 11 counts, sentencing due today
Mzwandile Mahambehlala, convicted of eight murders in the 2023 KwaZakhele mass shooting, faces sentencing at the Gqeberha High Court today.
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MBDA brings back founding CEO Pierre Voges to restore stability
The Mandela Bay Development Agency has appointed founding CEO Dr Pierre Voges as interim CEO for five months as it seeks to restore stability.
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Bay’s water crisis drags on despite full dams as outages continue
Despite full dams following May’s floods, Nelson Mandela Bay residents continue battling water outages as critical reservoir levels hamper recovery efforts.
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Bay residents still plagued by water crisis despite full dams
Despite May’s heavy rainfall refilling supply dams, Nelson Mandela Bay residents continue to face water outages due to crumbling distribution infrastructure.
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Amazon backs major Eastern Cape spekboom restoration project expected to create 11,000 jobs
Amazon will fund a significant restoration project in South Africa, revitalizing 50,000 hectares, creating jobs, and enhancing carbon capture.
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