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Some relief in budget adopted by Bay councillors after they finally agreed on something - Vimarsana News

Some relief in budget adopted by Bay councillors after they finally agreed on something

Mere days before the start of a new financial year on July 1, the Nelson Mandela Bay council adopted its 2022/2023 budget on Tuesday with the proposed tariff increases lowered a notch, bringing some much-needed relief to ratepayers.

Talks to form new coalition government back on track - Vimarsana News

Talks to form new coalition government back on track

Coalition talks to try take control of Nelson Mandela Bay are close to being revived after DA federal chair Helen Zille met several of the smaller parties again on Monday.

Nelson Mandela Bay council rattled by security threats - Vimarsana News

Nelson Mandela Bay council rattled by security threats

The threats made to councillors and officials that have forced the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality to hold a virtual council meeting on Tuesday to debate the 2022/2023 annual budget are shrouded in a veil of secrecy.

Nelson Mandela Bay unlocks R33m to avert Day Zero - Vimarsana News

Nelson Mandela Bay unlocks R33m to avert Day Zero

A plan to prevent taps from running dry across swathes of Nelson Mandela Bay by diverting millions of rand in budgeted funds and roping in outside experts was approved during a heated virtual council meeting on Tuesday.

City simply cannot afford insourcing of meter readers - Vimarsana News

City simply cannot afford insourcing of meter readers

So now the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality wants to insource meter readers. This, after the fiasco of the insourcing of security guards, which cost the municipality millions it could ill-afford and led to increased vandalism of municipal buildings.