Van Stadens News Today

Near newman grove. The Madison County Sheriffs Department says Benjamin Sunderman was killed after his truck left the roadway and went into the ditch. Sunderman lost control of the truck when he tried to get it back on the roadway. The truck went back in the ditch and rolled several times, ejecting sunderman. He was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, which happened about 7 20 yesterday morning. Weather adlib winds will be strong and temperatures will be low today despite a few peeks of s...

Around a wall along the u. S. Mexico border, but trump was short on specifics in sioux city. Trump says immigration is the key to his economic plan. Were also gonna get jobs for the people who are here, trump said. By working to zero out a trade imbalance that, he says, costs the u. S. 400billion in china, and 70billion in japan. Theyre leaders are beating us, said trump, theyre smarter, sharper, and more cunning. The billionare businessman says, if elected, hed negotiate better deals to cut tar...

Residents in Rocklands, Van Stadens, St Albans and other parts of Nelson Mandela Bay have been left high and dry as trucks fail to deliver water to the mainly peri-urban settlements.

Firefighters have had their hands full with more than 400 fires raging across Nelson Mandela Bay since January 1 — and fire and emergency services department officials suspect many of them may have been deliberately set.

The Van Stadens Wildlflower Reserve has found its roots in the launch of a public-private partnership aimed at conservation and skills development.

A pedestrian barrier was erected in 2013 to make jumping off the notorious bridge harder. Here is the most DANGEROUS bridge in SA.

Despite recent heavy rains filling up four dams in the Algoa Bay water supply system, the large Impofu Dam is still less than 30% full, and the eight-year drought in Nelson Mandela Bay is not yet broken.

School's out for the October holidays and with many parents and guardians working, you may be scratching your head for ways to keep your younglings entertained over the next week.

As Nelson Mandela Bay residents enjoyed a brief respite on Monday from the weekend’s strong winds and heavy rain, with more downpours expected at night-time, the morning sun revealed the extent of the damage and flooding.

The city’s Green Flag nod has put a pep in the step of tour operators in Nelson Mandela Bay — the metro now boasts 11 assessed hiking trails for the first time.