New findings from the Neilson report have identified the top five major factors on grocery purchases are: price, transportation costs, health, enhanced nutrition and package labeling. Consumers are facing an on-going struggle in this volatile economic environment, which is why an offering of a wide selection of quality, cost-effective, value-orientated products is … [Read more...] about Tech trends and a savvy shoppers influence preferences
R1.7 Billion Coega investments this year and counting
The Coega Industrial Development Zone (IDZ) is a hive of construction activity as new investors start laying the foundations for their developments, signalling the onset of major industrial activity within the IDZ. On either side of the Coega IDZ section of the N2 coastal highway – linking Port Elizabeth from east to west – are major construction works by Chinese car and truck … [Read more...] about R1.7 Billion Coega investments this year and counting
3 men rescued from drifting, now abandoned, boat
Ian Gray, NSRI Port Elizabeth station commander, said; “At 17h45, on Monday, 04th March, NSRI Port Elizabeth volunteer sea rescue duty crew were activated following reports of a small 5.8 meter rigid inflatable boat adrift at sea, with 3 local men onboard, suspecting to be somewhere between Schoenmakerskop and Sardinia Bay, 15 nautical miles from the Port of Port Elizabeth, … [Read more...] about 3 men rescued from drifting, now abandoned, boat
Port Elizabeth in the News on 4 March 2013
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IPTS under the spotlight
Teething problems of the newly introduced bus system came under the spotlight yesterday as the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality and Transbay thrashed out challenges and solutions to ensure the long term viability of the Libhongolethu Bus System. Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s Deputy Executive Mayor Nancy Sihlwayi says an internal assessment by the local government institution … [Read more...] about IPTS under the spotlight
