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Water tankers deployed after outages in Kariega, Despatch

Water tankers deployed after outages in Kariega, Despatch

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is working to restore the supply of water to

By Herald Reporter November 13, 2025 at 03:56 pm

Nelson Mandela Bay metro urges medical checks ahead of summer initiation season

Nelson Mandela Bay metro urges medical checks ahead of summer initiation season

The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality is urging parents and guardians to take their boys to local health facilities for medical screenings ahead of the summer initiation season.

By Herald Reporter

Ekurhuleni officials rewarded with R600k for stopping Mkhwanazi hearings – Nciza

Ekurhuleni officials rewarded with R600k for stopping Mkhwanazi hearings – Nciza

Former Ekurhuleni HR manager Xolani Nciza testified before the Madlanga commission, revealing that HR head Linda Gxasheka and legal head Adv Kemi Bahari allegedly received a R600k pay raise for halting disciplinary hearings against Brig Julius Mkhwanazi.

By Herman Moloi

Private universities finally get their due as Eduvos welcomes landmark policy

Private universities finally get their due as Eduvos welcomes landmark policy

Private institutions gain official 'university' status in South Africa

24-hour visa permission for filmmakers to work in South Africa on the cards

24-hour visa permission for filmmakers to work in South Africa on the cards

Loss of a R400m gig to Mexico spurs a new system from home affairs.

Is Nelson Mandela Bay metro out of its depth for pool season?

Is Nelson Mandela Bay metro out of its depth for pool season?

Nelson Mandela Bay councillors raised fears that once again, extortionists could target the city’s public swimming pools — demanding protection money from municipal staff.

Son hopes history around Steve Biko’s death will be corrected

ANC’s step-aside rule to dominate conference

NMU marine symposium shines light on how science helps people and the planet

NMU drives into future with electric trucks donated by Isuzu

Chippa United boss snubs council sports committee meeting

Nelson Mandela Bay teens shine at global robotics challenge

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Courageous Flying Squad officers hobbled by woeful lack of support

One. That is how many operational vehicles there are available in Nelson Mandela Bay to the police’s specialised rapid-response unit — the Flying Squad — to respond to priority and serious crimes in progress.