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Take a Bow Ratepayers – 1.5% of Your Payments Assist the Destitute

11 June 2012 By NMB Communications

Father Christmas Wayile

Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Zanoxolo Wayile said today that there cannot be a more noble cause than to serve the most destitute of our people in society when he symbolically handed over more than R4 million in Grant-in-Aid to 213 community-based organizations and non-governmental organizations based in the city. "I want to use this opportunity to thank you as developmental partners for the work that you are doing on a number of fronts. Your sterling contribution does not go unnoticed … [Read more...] about Take a Bow Ratepayers – 1.5% of Your Payments Assist the Destitute

Property Valuations – Lest people forget

15 April 2012 By Port Elizabethan

Dear Editor The announcement this week of new property valuations in Nelson Mandela Bay refers. The announcement this week that R25 million has been set aside for the re-valuation of properties in our Metro is not so much about the cost that has been budgeted for this task as it is about what many ratepayers consider to be a flawed process. When properties were last valued in 2007, many ratepayers were smacked with exorbitant increases in their valuations which, coupled with the … [Read more...] about Property Valuations – Lest people forget

Ratepayers assists as approximately 40 people left destitute after fire ravaged informal settlement

27 February 2012 By NMB Communications

The ratepayers of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality are generously providing relief to approximately 40 people from Walmer Gqebera after a devastating fire engulfed more than 20 shacks in Makaezana Street on Sunday morning. The destitute are receiving mattresses, blankets, food parcels and other necessities from the municipality’s Disaster Management Unit and are being accommodated at two nearby churches. The fire department was informed at 11:50 of the fire. When the first vehicle … [Read more...] about Ratepayers assists as approximately 40 people left destitute after fire ravaged informal settlement

Concerned Citizens to March Against Drugs and Crime

25 November 2011 By Port Elizabethan

Dear Ratepayers, Due to the free availability of drugs in Central and the low prosecution rate against drug dealers and the resultant crime, thereby ensuring a crime free society able to attract investment we wish to invite you all to join us in a protest action march on the 3rd of December from 20h00 to 22h00. We will gather at the Donkin Reserve at 20h00 and walk through the main Central streets handing out warning pamphlets to drug dealers and assemble back at the Donkin Reserve where … [Read more...] about Concerned Citizens to March Against Drugs and Crime

How to Seriously Demotivate Your Employees

23 August 2011 By Alan Straton

Reading this article, R2 Million of Ratepayers Money on ANC Councillor Tickets to Springboks All Blacks Test reminded me of just how unfair and unthinking some businesses can be towards their staff. Maybe this could be not only a lesson for our Municipality and the image that they portray to Ratepayers but also for listed business that need to answer to shareholders and rely on their shares holding value. A certain listed business in Port Elizabeth let it be known that they were considering … [Read more...] about How to Seriously Demotivate Your Employees

R2 Million of Ratepayers Money on ANC Councillor Tickets to Springboks All Blacks Test?

23 August 2011 By Alan Straton

With the warm afterglow permeating my being after the magnificent test in Port Elizabeth this past weekend I felt once again the return of a warm and fuzzy feeling towards our council. But, a single email alerting me to a post on that Vleisboek site served to make me all grumpy once again. Not wanting to lose that fuzzy warm feeling and full of faith in our 'reformed new council' who by now should understand the plight of the ratepayer I gently released a question to our Communications … [Read more...] about R2 Million of Ratepayers Money on ANC Councillor Tickets to Springboks All Blacks Test?

August Report to the Summerstrand Residents Association

5 August 2011 By Ward1

1. NMB Service Delivery "War Room": It is hoped that this project will continue on an ongoing basis, because the engine room of the Metro is now being customer driven. John Best and Lee-Ann Meiring and their team must be congratulated on the superb job that they are doing. The call centre, also known as the Service Delivery War Room, is efficient and friendly operators issue a reference number for each complaint, and feedback is provided. Water leaks, pot-holes, broken street lights, … [Read more...] about August Report to the Summerstrand Residents Association

The illegal “ratepayers” protest that never happened

29 June 2011 By NMB Communications

(Below is the verbatim press release from the Nelson Mandela Bay Communications Department - upon first read words failed me, my heart beat a bit faster, a smile came to my face and I clapped my hand over my mouth to stifle chuckles!) Although the Nelson Mandela Bay Ratepayers Association never even bothered to follow the laws of our democratic South Africa by notifying authorities of an upcoming protest, word of their intention to bring 20 bus loads of protestors to disrupt the passing of … [Read more...] about The illegal “ratepayers” protest that never happened

NMB Rate Payers Association

17 May 2011 By Port Elizabethan

Dear Editor I have just submitted my email requesting to join the NMB Ratepayers Association and will be suggesting to all my friends and associates that they do the same. Although the NMB Ratepayers Association are not the persons responsible for the on going saga regarding traffic calming in my area, the NMB Ratepayers Association is the only organization who bothered to respond. Visit this site to view and sign up: http://nmbratepayers.co.za/ As a self funded non political … [Read more...] about NMB Rate Payers Association

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