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SANRAL can’t simply blame the construction mafia for the state of R75

11 September 2024 By Port Elizabethan

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor The South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) has come out with guns blazing, blaming a dangerous and decaying R75 between Gqeberha and Kariega squarely on the construction mafia in Nelson Mandela Bay. While the DA accepts that criminal syndicates often target infrastructure projects in a bid to extort money from contractors, this situation is not unique to NMB, and it certainly does not justify why SANRAL abandoned its duty to maintain one of the key national transportation … [Read more...] about SANRAL can’t simply blame the construction mafia for the state of R75

Bluewater Bay Power Outage

3 June 2024 By NMB Communications

The Municipality is aware of the power outage affecting Bluewater Bay. This is due to the collapsing of a pole that supplies power, caused by the inclement weather. We request residents' patience while the team is working on mitigating the negative impact. Please accept our sincere apologies for any delays experienced. … [Read more...] about Bluewater Bay Power Outage

No child will ever go to bed hungry in the Eastern Cape again

13 March 2024 By Port Elizabethan

Letters to the Editor

The following speech was delivered by the Leader of the Democratic Alliance John Steenhuisen at the launch of the Eastern Cape Manifesto: Fellow South Africans, It is my privilege to be in the beautiful Eastern Cape today to launch the DA’s plan to rescue this province. This is a province with a proud heritage. It is rich in cultural diversity, natural beauty and was the birthplace of great South Africans, including our country’s first democratically-elected president. The Eastern … [Read more...] about No child will ever go to bed hungry in the Eastern Cape again

Eastern Cape Gems – matt stow

1 September 2021 By Port Elizabethan

Spearfishing Eastern Cape for Leervis Duration: 108 Likes: 10 Viewed: Source: Eastern Cape Gems Related: Alan on YouTube | From Gqeberha … [Read more...] about Eastern Cape Gems – matt stow

Have You Considered These Hardwood Flooring Options?

11 June 2021 By Alan Straton

MSC Catania

Wood is a common choice as a flooring material due to its aesthetic appeal and refurbishment abilities. Hardwood floors, also known as Engineered wooden flooring, are available in an oiled or lacquered finish.What is Engineered Wood Flooring?Engineered wood is genuine wooden flooring that is built in layers and bonded together for strength. The top hardwood layer shows all the natural characteristics and beauty of the selected wood species. Every piece of hardwood is different as the varieties … [Read more...] about Have You Considered These Hardwood Flooring Options?

Learners with special needs score over 600 distinctions

22 February 2021 By Alan Straton

Learners with special education needs achieved a combined total of 653 distinctions, in the 2020 National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations. Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga made this announcement at a ceremony held at the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS), which was joined by the provinces, via video link. Addressing Monday’s event, Motshekga said out of the 2 161 learners with special education needs who enrolled for the NSC exams, 2 058 wrote the … [Read more...] about Learners with special needs score over 600 distinctions

Meet the Four Political Parties ONLY Contesting in Nelson Mandela Bay during 2021

19 February 2021 By Alan Straton

AIM - Abantu Integrity Movement

There are four political parties registered to ONLY contest the upcoming elections in Nelson Mandela Bay in 2021. These parties are: AIM - Abantu Integrity Movement APM - African Power Movement AD- Alternative Democrats NA - Northern Alliance 1. Details for ABANTU INTEGRITY MOVEMENT - AIM Contact person: Gary Michael Koekemoer Telephone: 071 6102884 Postal address: 30a King Edward Street, Newton Park, Port Elizabeth, 6001 Website (for the time being): Ward … [Read more...] about Meet the Four Political Parties ONLY Contesting in Nelson Mandela Bay during 2021

Offering attractive employee benefits is possible, and affordable, for most SA businesses

4 February 2021 By Alan Straton

Elize Giese

While the majority of South African businesses recognise the need to offer a comprehensive employee benefits and retirement savings offering to their employees, many still don’t. While the reasons for this vary from employer to employer, the main one appears to be a mistaken belief that employee benefits schemes are difficult to set up, time-consuming to administer and expensive to run. But, according to Elize Giese, CEO of Employee Benefits at FNB, this is not the case. “As a division of one … [Read more...] about Offering attractive employee benefits is possible, and affordable, for most SA businesses

Kirkwood Wildsfees responds to government call to limit Covid-19 infections

28 January 2021 By Alan Straton

2013 Wildsfees Boela

The Kirkwood Wildlife Festival will be held over to June 2022 in support of government efforts to curb the spread of Covid-19, according to the chairperson of the festival board, Paul Marais. “We are responding directly to the call by president Cyril Ramaphosa in his January 11 address to the nation, where he called on us to avoid what has been described as the three Cs – closed spaces, crowded places and close contact with others. “Even though the Kirkwood Wildsfees is largely an open-air … [Read more...] about Kirkwood Wildsfees responds to government call to limit Covid-19 infections

R1.2bn Tourism Equity Fund

27 January 2021 By Alan Straton

AB Marine

Government on Tuesday launched the Tourism Equity Fund aimed at creating an inclusive and growing tourism sector by supporting entrepreneurship and investment on the supply side of the tourism sector. Speaking at the virtual launch of the Tourism Equity Fund (TEF), President Ramaphosa said many jobs in the tourism and associated sectors in the value chain have been shed. “As damaging as this pandemic has been, and continues to be, we can be certain that as infections are brought under … [Read more...] about R1.2bn Tourism Equity Fund

Show us more value for money

27 November 2020 By Alan Straton

Outa

Implement zero-based budgeting, substantially improve oversight, cut that wage bill and improve professionalism in the public service, OUTA tells Parliament in comment on the medium-term budget There is no more money to waste so effectiveness and efficiency of public spending must improve, OUTA told Parliament today. OUTA made a written submission to Parliament on the recent Adjustments Budget and, on 27 November, Matt Johnston, OUTA’s Parliamentary Engagement Manager, made a verbal … [Read more...] about Show us more value for money

Okay Transnet – Your TIMING Sucks

17 November 2020 By Alan Straton

2009 Tank Farm Storm Damage at ABYC

EDITOR: On the back of this report - OTGC abandons plan to develop Ngqura liquid bulk storage terminal on viability concerns - TNPA released a media statement (below) titled: Transnet reaches milestone on PE Tank Farm Operations. I have to hand it to the TNPA's 'spin doctors' for once again trivialising a major step backwards in removal of the Tank Farm. Reading between the lines one is tempted to say that the moving of the tank farm DID NOT involve the clients at the still existing tank farm … [Read more...] about Okay Transnet – Your TIMING Sucks

Know the signs of a stroke

27 October 2020 By Alan Straton

To mark World Stroke Awareness Week, the South African Medical Association (SAMA) has urged South Africans to actively seek to be better informed on the risks of stroke. The call comes ahead of World Stroke Awareness Week, which begins on Wednesday, 28 October and runs until 3 November. World Stroke Awareness Week and World Stroke Awareness Day on 29 October is aimed at raising awareness about the symptoms of stroke, and the importance of taking treatment for recovery. “This year’s … [Read more...] about Know the signs of a stroke

Government committed to dealing with corruption

6 August 2020 By Alan Straton

Cabinet has reaffirmed its commitment to building a capable, ethical and developmental state as allegations of corruption related to funds associated with the country’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic have surfaced. “It supports the recent call by President Cyril Ramaphosa for law-enforcement agencies to do whatever they can to arrest those involved in corruption, irrespective of who they are and ensure they recover the looted funds,” said Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald … [Read more...] about Government committed to dealing with corruption

Tourism Ministers poor reply to Charter Boat Industry will kill jobs in coastal provinces

17 July 2020 By Port Elizabethan

Letters to the Editor

Dear MyPE The Democratic Alliance (DA) will reach out to the Minister of Transport, Fikile Mbalula, the Minister of Public Enterprises, Pravin Gordhan, and the Minister of Tourism, Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, to urgently reopen the charter boat industry. The industry has been left rudderless for more than 100 days and unless these Ministers step in immediately, it will not survive. More than that, Minister Kubayi-Ngubane may have possibly mislead Parliament when she responded to queries … [Read more...] about Tourism Ministers poor reply to Charter Boat Industry will kill jobs in coastal provinces

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