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Spaza Shop Landlords Shocked by R2,200 Permit Fee

25 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

Hundreds of landlords in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality were shocked to learn that they have to pay R2,207 to apply for a permit to rent out “spaza shops”. Landlords and immigrant spaza shop owners from Pakistan, Somali and Ethiopia were called to a meeting at Babs Madlakane Hall in KwaNobuhle, Kariega, on Thursday. The meeting was convened by SAPS, the community policing forum, and a group of pastors. The pastors have an office at the police station called Spiritual Crime Prevention … [Read more...] about Spaza Shop Landlords Shocked by R2,200 Permit Fee

A Century-Long Partnership With Mastertons Rooted in Trust and Shared Values

20 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

The global rise of coffee culture has transformed this beloved beverage from a simple morning ritual into a cornerstone of social life. Amidst this booming coffee scene, Mastertons Coffee and Tea Specialists in Gqeberha has emerged as a key player in meeting the increasing demand for high-quality coffee. This century-long partnership with Standard Bank has been instrumental to Mastertons’ growth and success.As Mastertons approached its 100th anniversary with Standard Bank, the company faced some … [Read more...] about A Century-Long Partnership With Mastertons Rooted in Trust and Shared Values

How the Rooftop Solar Market Evolved in 2024

19 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

Rooftop solar installations more than doubled in South Africa at the height of loadshedding, however the situation improved significantly in 2024, with the country now having experienced over 200 days without scheduled blackouts. This reduction in loadshedding led to a tapering interest in home rooftop installations after the boom of 2023. However, a new trend has emerged as electricity tariff increases drive renewed interest in solar installations.Data from Standard Bank’s LookSee home … [Read more...] about How the Rooftop Solar Market Evolved in 2024

Bavuma Returns for Test Series Against Sri Lanka

19 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

19 November 2024 by Guest JOHANNESBURG: Red-ball head coach Shukri Conrad has today announced a 14-player squad for the upcoming two-match Test series against Sri Lanka, which gets underway in Durban later this month. Captain Temba Bavuma will lead the side after being cleared for selection following a fitness test on Monday. He has recovered from a left elbow injury that sidelined him during the recent Test tour of Bangladesh. All-rounder Marco Jansen and fast bowler Gerald Coetzee return to … [Read more...] about Bavuma Returns for Test Series Against Sri Lanka

Why SA Youth Need to Beat the Bottle

15 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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By Sinentlahla Matshakeni, additional reporting by Thandile NkoyiBeer, wine and spirits are as part of the South African lifestyle as shisanyama and the Springboks. However, evidence suggests our nation has a serious drinking problem. The Enyobeni Tavern tragedy in 2022 that claimed 21 lives of young South Africans aged just 13 years and older brought the country’s alcohol problems to the fore. SA’s alcohol consumption per drinker is among the highest in the world – and young people aged 15-29 … [Read more...] about Why SA Youth Need to Beat the Bottle

Owen Tutton to “roar into summer”

15 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

Lucky Algoa FM listener Owen Tutton from Dispatch will be “roaring into summer” thanks to a partnership between the station and South African National Parks (SANParks). He entered on Roch-Lè Bloem’s show and was one of nine finalists. He chose the two-night wild experience at the Nyathi Rest Camp in Addo, courtesy of SANParks. Tutton had three experiences to choose from - two nights’ accommodation for a family of four at Nyathi Rest Camp in Addo, including a guided drive; two nights in … [Read more...] about Owen Tutton to “roar into summer”

Arrest of SAFA President Danny Jordaan, Amidst Fraud Charges, Welcomed

13 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

Dear EditorThe Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes the arrest of South African Football Association (SAFA) President Danny Jordaan, who has been charged with fraud after allegedly misappropriating R1.3 million of the association’s funds for his personal benefit. Jordaan, along with SAFA Chief Financial Officer Gronie Hluyo, has been treating the association’s finances as their personal chequebooks, reflecting a gross abuse of trust and responsibility. These new allegations, alongside previous … [Read more...] about Arrest of SAFA President Danny Jordaan, Amidst Fraud Charges, Welcomed

Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Targets Immigrant-Owned Spaza Shops

13 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

The newly-appointed mayor of Nelson Mandela Bay Babalwa Lobishe has started her term of office by targeting immigrant-owned spaza shops. Eight shops were closed on Monday. The newly elected Mayor of Nelson Mandela Bay Babalwa Lobishe ordered the closure of eight immigrant-owned shops on Monday afternoon, in an operation conducted jointly by health and Home Affairs officials, SAPS and metro police, and the City’s economic development and electricity directorates. On Tuesday, mayco member for … [Read more...] about Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Targets Immigrant-Owned Spaza Shops

Patients Lie on the Floor at Uitenhage Provincial Hospital

13 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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GroundUp saw several patients lying on the floor in Uitenhage Provincial Hospital. A shortage of beds at Uitenhage Provincial Hospital in Kariega has meant some patients have to lie on the floor. GroundUp saw several patients on blankets or mattresses on the floor of the hospital, some with drips in their veins. The health department has acknowledged that there is pressure on beds as the population served by the hospital has grown. But, said the spokesperson, the patients lying on the floor had … [Read more...] about Patients Lie on the Floor at Uitenhage Provincial Hospital

Diarise 16 November – WESSA Beach Clean-Up

12 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

The next WESSA Algoa Bay Branch Beach Clean-up will take place at the Beacon Summerstrand on Saturday 16 November 2024. The WESSA Algoa Bay Branch beach clean-up for November will be in Summerstrand starting at the Beacon at the intersection of Marine Drive and Admiralty Way, on this coming Saturday 16 November 2024 from 09:30 to 10:30. This stretch of coastline has a serious, on-going litter problem for a variety of reasons, and needs regular clean-ups. We are hoping that by … [Read more...] about Diarise 16 November – WESSA Beach Clean-Up

TNPA appointed Zutari for implementation plan for the Port of Durban

11 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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11 November 2024 by Guest The Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has appointed Zutari, a leading infrastructure and advisory firm, as the transaction advisor to validate the Island View Precinct Strategy and implementation plan for the Port of Durban.  This appointment is a pivotal move aimed at transforming the liquid bulk sector in South Africa while ensuring security of supply. “The Island View Strategy, originally approved in 2019, is set to undergo a comprehensive revision to … [Read more...] about TNPA appointed Zutari for implementation plan for the Port of Durban

Storm Damaged Kariega Bridge Could Take Two Years to Repair, Says Mayor

8 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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The Matanzima Bridge over the Swartkops River in KwaNobuhle, Kariega, collapsed after floods hit the area twice this year. Photos: Thamsanqa Mbovane Residents of KwaNobuhle township in Kariega may have to wait up to two years before the Matanzima bridge, linking them to the town’s centre, is repaired. This has upset many residents who voiced their frustrations at a community meeting with the newly-elected Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Babalwa Lobishe. Two of the bridges across the Swartkops River, … [Read more...] about Storm Damaged Kariega Bridge Could Take Two Years to Repair, Says Mayor

Four Ways Social Media Hurts Your Mental Health

7 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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By Refiloe Phoku, additional reporting by Thandile NkoyiSouth Africans spend an average of 9 hours daily on the internet, among the highest globally. While the internet (and social media) has undeniably transformed lives, new studies increasingly show how inappropriate internet and social media use is on mental health, body image, rest and sleep as well as our relationships. This two-part series explores social media’s problematic influences on youth mental health, self-image, and … [Read more...] about Four Ways Social Media Hurts Your Mental Health

How Doom-Scrolling, Insta-Somnia and Influencers Ruin Your Mental Health

7 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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By Refiloe Phoku, additional reporting by Thandile Nkoyi Getting quality sleep is essential for proper functioning throughout the day. But did you know that you might be messing up your sleep schedule with those quick scrolls on X or Insta right before bed? Sleep disturbances, distractions, and unproductivity are some of the ways social media could be harmful for your well-being. This is the second part of a two-part series on the harmful effects of unregulated social media use. First up, let’s … [Read more...] about How Doom-Scrolling, Insta-Somnia and Influencers Ruin Your Mental Health

Chilling Good Business Idea Takes off for Mandela Student

7 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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By Cindy PrellerNot many students can say that they are the founders of a successful start-up, but then, not many students are like Minenhle Njapha. Studying towards a BCom in Computer Science and Information Systems, Njapha (26), is the founder and director of Rent a Fridge SA. Njapha spotted a market among university students at private residences who are forced to share refrigerators. His business addresses the perennial problem of spoiled food, lukewarm drinks and fights over who finished … [Read more...] about Chilling Good Business Idea Takes off for Mandela Student

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