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BY ROBYN ANTHONY From locally sourced ingredients to beautifully presented heritage dishes, A Taste of The Plantation was a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds.
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This Women’s Day, one lucky woman will walk away with an incredible collection of prizes, but the real story lies behind the women who made it happen.
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BY CARLEEN TOBIAS There are places you visit because you need something. Then there are places you discover that make you want to stay a little longer.
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The curtains are set to rise on one of Nelson Mandela Bay’s longest-running performing arts events as the Nelson Mandela Bay Dance Festival returns to the Savoy Theatre from 24 to 29 August 2026.
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Three Nelson Mandela Bay fencers are set to represent South Africa on the international stage after earning selection for the national team heading to the Commonwealth Fencing Championships in Nigeria.
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BY ANATHI NOMPONDO Gqeberha’s love for Tyla was on full display on Friday, 31 July, as local fans gathered in Walmer to celebrate the release of the South African Grammy Award-winning artist’s second studio album, APop* (African Pop).
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Nelson Mandela University lecturer Algene Koeberg-Van Boomen has been selected for the prestigious DAAD Research Stays for University Academics and Scientists programme, earning an opportunity to conduct research in Germany on South Africa’s transition to electric vehicles and the circular economy.
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Women’s Month, live entertainment, art exhibitions and community events are set to keep Nelson Mandela Bay busy throughout August. Whether you’re planning a family outing, looking for live performances or hoping to discover something new, there’s no shortage of events taking place across the metro. Here’s our roundup of some of the highlights.
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Baywest Mall will celebrate Women’s Month with a major fashion showcase featuring more than 50 looks, 42 models and collections from leading retailers and Nelson Mandela University designers. The Big on Style Baywest Fashion Showcase will take place at the mall’s Centre Court from 11:00 to 13:00 on Saturday, 8 August 2026.
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Nelson Mandela Bay could soon become home to a major new tyre manufacturing and recycling facility, with the Municipality leading efforts to secure a proposed R2 billion investment that promises jobs, economic growth and increased industrial development.
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