Eastern Cape maritime industry leaders will set the tone for moves to tap into the province’s maritime resources, potential and heritage at the first ever Eastern Cape Ports and Maritime Conference next month in Port Elizabeth. “The inaugural three day conference will play a strategic role in defining not only how maritime potential is harnessed, but offer insights into … [Read more...] about Eastern Cape Ports and Maritime Conference a First for Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth in the News on 19 April 2013
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Congratulations to Shaquile Boran
Bethelsdorp Comprehensive School, Grade 11 learner Shaquile Boran took first place overall with his captivating HIVAIDS poster depicting seeing the world in a different perspective in the annual school HIV and AIDS design competition held by the Ford Struandale Engine Plant and the Automotive Industry Development Centre Eastern Cape (AIDC EC). The initiative, which is … [Read more...] about Congratulations to Shaquile Boran
Amnesty period for traffic fines will not start on Monday
The planned amnesty period for traffic fines is still in its infancy stage and will not start on Monday as reported by a local newspaper today. Even though it was discussed at a meeting of the Safety and Security Standing Committee yesterday, the plan must still be approved by the Mayoral Committee and/or Council for a resolution to map the way forward. Residents are therefore … [Read more...] about Amnesty period for traffic fines will not start on Monday
ANC reveals disdain for NMBM residents
It would appear as if President Jacob Zuma and the National Executive Committee of the ANC have given the Nelson Mandela Bay a ceremonial mayor. The 81-year-old Ben Fihla was yesterday in Cape Town to attend a meeting in parliament. It is very disappointing that our executive mayor deems this more important than to attend to the numerous challenges facing our metro. The … [Read more...] about ANC reveals disdain for NMBM residents