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Eastern Cape leads SA road safety turnaround with biggest festive season drop
Eastern Cape leads nation with highest reduction in festive season road fatalities, marking a remarkable turnaround for the province.
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Young fencer seeks R75,000 to represent South Africa in Senegal
A 17-year-old fencer from Nelson Mandela Bay has been selected to represent South Africa at the Junior African Fencing Championships.
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Soqhayisa Senior Secondary excels in 2025 matric results
Motherwell school, Soqhayisa Senior Secondary School, performed extremely well as their 2025 Grade 12 pass rate reached 99.6%.
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Blue Heritage Plaque unveiled to celebrate 150-year legacy
Collegiate Junior School celebrated its history with a Blue Heritage Plaque unveiling, honouring its legacy as one of South Africa’s oldest girls’ schools.
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Water crisis deepens as burst pipes compound critical supply
Burst water mains, leaks and crumbling infrastructure are intensifying Nelson Mandela Bay’s water crisis.
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Fire behind Moffett Retail Park swiftly extinguished
A fire that broke out this morning in the veld behind a Pick ‘n Pay warehouse at around 07:30 was swiftly brought under control with no injuries reported.
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Water crisis looms as Nelson Mandela Bay dams drop to 40%
The metro is grappling with rapidly declining dam levels, infrastructure failures and soaring consumption that’s 37% above sustainable targets.
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Historic 88% pass rate marks best-ever matric results for South Africa
Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube announced a historic national pass rate of 88% for the 2025 National Senior Certificate examinations, marking the highest matric pass rate in South Africa’s history and representing…
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More than 800 Eastern Cape learners unplaced for academic year
The Eastern Cape Department of Education has revealed that 849 learners remain unplaced across four districts for the 2026 academic year.
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Fires brought under control in Nelson Mandela Bay
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has announced that devastating fires which swept through parts of the Metro are now under control.
