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The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says its five main supply dams are overflowing following heavy weekend rain. Municipality spokesperson, Roland Williams, says this means that the Metro has a sufficient water supply for at least another year

SA National Parks has launched in investigation into the alleged contravention of laws related to Marine Protected Areas. This follows an incident in the early hours of this morning's at Bird Island near Port Elizabeth where six men in a rubber

Eastern Cape Education, Mandla Makupula, has been summoned to appear before the portfolio committee on Friday to give account of several issues plaguing Eastern Cape education. Portfolio committee chairperson, Mzoleli Mrara, says he also turned

The SA Weather Service says a fresh cold front will hit the Western Cape this weekend, spreading along the Garden Route to the Eastern Cape. However, forecaster Puseletso Mofokeng says the front is not likely to bring snow and heavy rain as last

 A rescue craft from the National Sea Rescue Institute in Port Elizabeth rushed to the aid of six men who encountered trouble on a rubber duck near Bird Island in the early hours of Tuesday morning. NSRI spokesperson Craic Lambinon says they

Kouga Municipality mayor Booi Koerat says communities can look forward to improved service delivery this year thanks to the ongoing success of the municipality's financial recovery plan. In a statement on Monday Koerat said the Kouga Municipality

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality will be undertaking repairs and maintenance at the San Souci and Tollgate substations on Sunday, 22 July 2012. Therefore, the electricity supply to certain areas of Uitenhage will be disconnected between 08:00

Nelson Mandela Bay Councillors will no longer be getting a free lunch at Council meetings. Speaker Maria Hermans also called a halt to free lunches when committees work through both the morning and after-noon. Hermans said that lunch would no

The Eastern Cape Transport Ministry says that more than 97% of learners who use scholar transport were transported to school today. Department spokesperson, Ncedo Kumbaca, says this was despite threats by some operators to disrupt the first day