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MBDA celebrates Women's Month

The male dominated world of Construction has been increasingly challenged by the rise of women in the built-environment sector. The MBDA’s Operations Department is led by seasoned women who have pioneered various impactful catalytic projects in the Nelson Mandela Bay.

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Creative recyclers to exhibit at the iconic Tramways

On the 17th of August, the Mandela Bay Development Agency will be hosting a Recycled Waste Product Exhibition at the Tramways Building from 10:00am. Numerous solution-driven citizens of the Bay submitted their recycled product entries in hopes to render an income and prompt environmental awareness. On the 17th of August, the Mandela Bay Development Agency will be hosting a Recycled Waste Product Exhibition at the Tramways Building from 10:00am. Numerous solution-drive

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NMBM 2022 SPORT SUMMIT opens exhibition opportunities for industry players at the iconic Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is calling on stakeholders within the sport fraternity in the City to come and showcase their goods and services during the 2022 NMB Sport Summit taking place from 4-5 August 2022 at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.

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NMBM gears to host 2022 Sport Summit next week

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s second Sport Summit taking place from 4-5 August 2022 promises to be bigger, and better, as key and strategic stakeholders are expected to engage in robust discussions as the City forges to strengthen partnerships that will shape the future of sport in the City.

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Significant water supply interruptions in parts of the Metro unavoidable

The Metro wishes to inform residents that owing to the high consumption rate, currently at 270ml/d, 40ml/d over the 230ml/d target, and the National Department extraction restrictions, western parts of the city are likely to experience intermittent water supply.

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