The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it is strengthening efforts to protect cemeteries across the Metro following a recent breakthrough arrest in Kariega linked to tombstone theft and vandalism.

Young people must take a leading role in shaping how artificial intelligence is governed globally to ensure the technology advances equity rather than deepening inequality.

Nelson Mandela University has adopted a revised Language Policy aimed at tackling the dominance of English in higher education and creating a more inclusive multilingual learning environment.

There’s something exciting happening in the Bay, and this time it’s coming straight out of Nelson Mandela University. Five NMU IT students have taken first place at the Eastern Cape leg of the MICT SETA National Skills Challenge, walking away with R100 000 and serious bragging rights.

A major clean-up initiative is underway in Jeffrey’s Bay this week, aiming to restore a polluted stream that has become a growing concern for both residents and the environment.

South Africa has officially declared the ongoing drought in the Eastern Cape a national disaster, highlighting the seriousness of the water crisis affecting Nelson Mandela Bay. The classification, made by the National Disaster Management Centre in February in terms of the Disaster Management Act, allows national government to step in and support local municipalities facing…

Human Rights Day isn’t just another public holiday on the calendar. It’s one of the most important dates in South Africa’s story, and in 2026, it still feels very real.

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it remains focused on addressing historical inequalities through its latest Adjustment Budget, with the majority of funds directed towards previously disadvantaged communities. Of the R879,575,971 allocated across the Metro’s 60 wards, 82 percent of the funding has been directed to previously disadvantaged areas, in line with the municipality’s 80–20 budget…

Business and government leaders must collaborate more closely than ever to grow South Africa’s economy, according to political analyst and author Justice Malala.