Mxolisi Breakfast News Today

Legacy projects meant for the development of mega housing projects in Nelson Mandela Bay were shot down by councillors on Monday who referred to them as a wish list.

Vandals, as well as cable and copper thieves, are wreaking havoc in our communities in Nelson Mandela Bay.

Municipal call centres for electricity-related complaints received nearly 10,000 calls in just three months from Nelson Mandela Bay residents about broken street lights, faulty cables, overhead power lines and damaged prepaid meters.

The DA in the Eastern Cape plans to take over the province one municipality at a time by snatching “low-hanging fruits” derived from the ANC’s failures in its leadership race towards the 2024 general election.

It is D-Day for the DA as Eastern Cape delegates pick new leaders for the top two posts in the party and decide who will take the reins for the next three years.

Andrew Whitfield was announced as the new Eastern Cape DA leader after beating Chantel King.

Three men and a woman are vying for the top DA posts in the Eastern Cape.

Intensive geyser control, fixing an old gas turbine power plant, load curtailment and eventually procuring renewable energy from independent power producers (IPPs).

Hundreds of DA voting delegates across the Eastern Cape will descend on Graaff-Reinet on February 24 and 25 to elect new leaders at the party’s provincial congress.

Twenty Nelson Mandela Bay councillors owed the municipality a total of R410,142 for municipal rates and services that were more than three months overdue when the past financial year wrapped up.