SomethSomething strange is happening in Nelson Mandela Bay.ing strange is happening in Nelson Mandela Bay.

Bafana Bafana’s qualification for the 2026 World Cup finals was not an overnight success story, but rather a tale of steady progression and the implementation of a winning mindset among the players.

In August 2014, on the eve of a by-election in Nelson Mandela Bay’s Ward 40, the ANC roped in the big guns to help sway voters.

The recent violent protests at universities across SA have exposed the deep cracks in SA’s higher education system

There is something deeply powerful about seeing success return to where it all began.

With the draw set to take place in December, interest is building ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup finals in Australia, where the Springboks will be gunning for an unprecedented third consecutive title.

The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality has once again proven it can turn a simple problem into an expensive disaster — this time costing R16.3m.

The municipality’s decision to move its eight new refuse compactors from the safety of the South End Fire Station to its own theft- and vandalism-prone depots is beyond baffling — and worrying.

Once one of the most sought-after getaway locations along Nelson Mandela Bay’s scenic coast, the Beachview Resort, is now a symbol of neglect.

Some of the most heinous crimes have been committed against children in Nelson Mandela Bay this week — the sort which leave families, and the community at large, reeling with grief and unanswered questions.