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MBDA hails success as its management of stadium comes to an end
Despite the municipality’s push to relieve the Mandela Bay Development Agency of its Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium duties, the agency has pulled in R21m in revenue from events and sports fixtures between the start of the 2023/2024 financial year and June.
Nelson Mandela Bay metro reports case after contractor working in Kuyga intimidated
The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality has reported an extortion attempt to police after contractors repairing a major sewage spill in Kuyga were allegedly targeted.
Wheels come off at Nelson Mandela Bay Flying Squad
Nelson Mandela Bay’s specialised rapid-response unit is down to only one operational vehicle to respond to priority and serious crimes in progress.
Treasury threatens to withhold more grants
The National Treasury has warned that Nelson Mandela Bay risks losing its December grant allocation if it fails to address the historic R30bn in unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure (UIFW) — the highest of any municipality in SA.
Gqeberha confectionery business wins R50,000 in chamber competition
Gqeberha business Sweet Thing Meringues, owned by Julie Coetzee and Briony Sparg, won the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber Entrepreneurship Desk competition, earning R50,000.
Faction wars threaten ANC’s grip in Nelson Mandela Bay
Factionalism within the ANC threatens its control in Nelson Mandela Bay, as internal conflicts over positions and access to resources weaken party structures in the Eastern Cape.
Nelson Mandela Bay ANC set on holding conference in November
The ANC in Nelson Mandela Bay is determined to hold its regional elective conference before the end of November.
Corruption-accused Higgins takes metro’s political sports leadership role
Nelson Mandela Bay councillor Neville Higgins, facing corruption charges, has been appointed to lead the city's sport, recreation, arts, and culture portfolio, replacing Sinebhongo Kwatsha.
Teen may have survived if taken to hospital instead of being dumped, court told
If murder accused businessman Theo Gora had “done what any ordinary citizen would have done” and rushed the teenager he allegedly struck with his car to the hospital, the young man’s life might have been saved.
Nelson Mandela Bay metro set to allocate R2.4m to complete fencing of cable yard
Plagued by theft and vandalism, the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality plans to allocate R2.4m this financial year to complete the fencing of the city’s cable yard — a project launched last year to address serious safety risks at the facility.





















