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NMBM boosts waste management with new fleet
To enhance waste management, the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has introduced seven state-of-the-art waste collection trucks, in what the municipality believes marks a considerable investment in the metro’s public health…
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NMB takes centre stage in Eastern Cape crime statistics
On Wednesday, March 12, MEC for Community Safety and Transport, Honourable Xolile Nqatha, released the latest crime statistics at St Albans Correctional Centre in Gqeberha.
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Vicki Terblanche murder Trial: Leach sentenced to 25 years
After three and a half years in police custody, Reinhardt Leach’s fate was finally decided at the Gqeberha High Court on Friday, March 14. The former Gqeberha school teacher has…
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Visiting Mama T, a lesson in humility
Through Mama Tee’s Foundation for the Homeless, she distributes food to the destitute in various places in Central and Newton Park. She also provides spiritual nourishment through her soup kitchen,…
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SAPS nab three SASSA officials
Three SASSA officials were apprehended by SAPS as the Johannesburg Local Office was about to start its operations following a tip-off.
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Passenger car sales defy economic uncertainty with strong February growth
Passenger car buyers in South Africa appeared undeterred by prevailing economic concerns, as evidenced by the February retail vehicle sales figures.
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Passenger car sales defy economic uncertainty with strong February growth
Passenger car buyers in South Africa appeared undeterred by prevailing economic concerns, as evidenced by the February retail vehicle sales figures.
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Proposed plan to address crime at Arlington Waste disposal site
THE Democratic Alliance (DA) recently proposed a plan to the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, on tackling the escalating crime crisis at the Arlington Waste Disposal Site in Gqeberha, following the…
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Algoa Bay concerned over Ship-to-Ship Bunkering
SHIP-TO-SHIP (StS) bunkering, the transfer of fuel oil between vessels at sea, has sparked significant controversy in Algoa Bay.
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Swift response to Mill Park fire prevents tragedy
The blaze, first reported at 07:08 today, Tuesday, 11 March 2025, was successfully brought under control by 07:55.
