Good News Lab owner Brian Hayward (centre) and Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber communications manager Cindy Preller (back) toast to renewed business confidence in the Bay’s city centre. With them at the Donkin Creative Quarter is Good News Lab PR assistant Siya Ndzimande, who is involved with the Good News Daily website. (Image: Supplied)
Assisting in the spread of positive stories about the Nelson Mandela Bay Region region is the soon-to-be launched non-profit website Good News Daily, which is run by media and public relations company Good News Lab.
Date: January 15, 2016 13:17
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Good news!! I read the article in this morning’s Express, it’s wonderful to know this part of the city is not only being cleaned up but more importantly that it’s being loved again. As an entrepreneur close by (Holistic Healing and Reiki just a block away), it’s heartening to see this area restored to its former glory and the vibrancy returning. Just another Block or so to clean up and the community will be able to feel safe again. I look forward to all of the good news it’s going to bring.