The Southern Kings have announced their Super Rugby Squad to take on The Sharks at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday, 9th of March 2013. The team will run onto the field under the leadership of Darron Nell, after Director of Rugby Alan Solomons announced that last Skipper Luke Watson had been named on the bench following the blow he took to his throat during the game … [Read more...] about Southern Kings Team vs The Sharks
Business Chamber pledges its support to new Municipal Manager
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber pledges its firm support of the newly-appointed City Manager, Dr Lindiwe Msengana-Ndlela, in her endeavours to create a competitive and sustainable environment in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropole. We commend the City Manager’s focus on values, and commit ourselves as an organization to partner toward action, good governance, efficiency, … [Read more...] about Business Chamber pledges its support to new Municipal Manager
Port Elizabeth in the News on 6 March 2013
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Suspected Aircraft Crash
Daniel Heimann, NSRI Port Elizabeth duty controller, said; “At 15h10 on Tuesday 5 March, NSRI Port Elizabeth volunteer sea rescue duty crew were alerted by the Mandela Bay Water Emergency Response Committee following reports of an incident in the ocean at Sea View with eye-witnesses strongly suspecting that a small aircraft had ditched into the sea off Sea View, Port … [Read more...] about Suspected Aircraft Crash
Open letter to the Premier: Please act against teacher shortages
I feel compelled to write to you, Madam Premier, because it has become very clear that the closure of schools by parents due to teacher shortages is a trend that is spreading throughout the province like wildfire. The situation is clearly beyond the control of the Eastern Cape Department of Education, which has so far done little to address the issue of excess teachers who … [Read more...] about Open letter to the Premier: Please act against teacher shortages