The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber’s request for harsher penalties for those who vandalise vital infrastructure comes from the belief that stronger penalties in court can help curb this destructive trend.
A language that at one stage appeared to be slipping from existence is now being revived by a group of proud and knowledgeable Khoisan and indigenous language experts.
Nelson Mandela University wants to build a licensed hotel, medical village and frail care centre at its 2nd Avenue campus, with Urban Dynamics EC applying to the municipality on behalf of the institution for a rezoning change.
“Hell on earth” is how residents in Nelson Mandela Bay’s northern areas describe their living conditions as gang-related shootings take hold, leaving several people dead.