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The battle lines have been drawn for control of Nelson Mandela Bay, with 38 political parties and nine independent candidates vying for seats as the race to govern the metro heats up ahead of the local government elections.
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s disciplinary case against former city manager Noxolo Nqwazi has been brought to a grinding halt after the chairperson found that the municipality had failed to follow crucial regulations governing the…
ANC secretary in the Eastern Cape Lulama Ngcukayitobi has given party secretary-general Fikile Mbalula five days to retract claims he was to blame for the candidate list submission that left several municipalities uncontested by the party…
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has sounded the alarm about the city’s dam levels and the hotter months ahead of residents.
The Eastern Cape is putting green hydrogen at the heart of an industrial comeback, betting on billions in investment to revive its manufacturing base and turn Nelson Mandela Bay and Buffalo City into major players in the global low-carbon…
The Eastern and Northern Cape governments have joined forces to ensure billions of rand in renewable-energy investments along their shared border translate into jobs, local business opportunities and broader economic benefits for…
ANC national executive committee member Andile Lungisa has turned to the Gauteng High Court asking it to declare that his removal from the ANC candidate list for Nelson Mandela Bay was unlawful.
Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Babalwa Lobishe has shrugged off the political snub that saw key coalition partners stay away from her State of the Metro Address, insisting the event was not fully boycotted.
Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Babalwa Lobishe’s state of the metro gala turned into a political embarrassment, with several parties staying away from Thursday night’s event as the municipality rolled out the red carpet.
Opposition parties in Nelson Mandela Bay have criticised the planned state of the metro gala for its cost and perceived extravagance amid ongoing basic service delivery failures.
The DA has set its sights on breaking the ANC’s grip on the Eastern Cape, declaring that its 2026 local government election campaign is part of a broader strategy to push the governing party below 50% in the province by 2029.
Nelson Mandela Bay’s municipal public accounts committee has descended into a bitter showdown over a R23bn write-off of unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure.
The Nelson Mandela Bay council has appointed Luyanda Ndeya as its new acting chief financial officer.
After 12 years in Nelson Mandela Bay, Chippa United is questioning whether the city still wants Premiership football, as a renewal agreement with the municipality remains unresolved despite the new season already being under way.
Parliament’s cooperative governance and traditional affairs portfolio committee has called for new parliamentary rules to govern National Treasury’s withholding of municipal equitable-share funding.
