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Nelson Mandela Bay's new R6bn precinct set to boost tourism and local economy - Vimarsana News

Nelson Mandela Bay's new R6bn precinct set to boost tourism and local economy

‘We believe this is a great opportunity for investors to have a look at; we know there is value for public-private partnerships’: Luvoyo Bangazi, corporate services executive at Mandela Bay Development Agency.

Bayworld Investor Roadshow: Unveiling growth opportunities in Gqeberha - Vimarsana News

Bayworld Investor Roadshow: Unveiling growth opportunities in Gqeberha

Discover partnership opportunities, catalytic projects, and a gateway to Africa's future. Join this livestream for a glimpse into a R6bn venture shaping the city's economic growth and cultural vibrancy.

Bayworld Investor Roadshow: Unveiling growth opportunities in Gqeberha - Vimarsana News

Bayworld Investor Roadshow: Unveiling growth opportunities in Gqeberha

Discover partnership opportunities, catalytic projects, and a gateway to Africa's future. Join this livestream for a glimpse into a R6bn venture shaping the city's economic growth and cultural vibrancy.

Decision on new multipurpose centres needs a rethink - Vimarsana News

Decision on new multipurpose centres needs a rethink

News this week that the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality had approved the development of two multipurpose centre developments in the Bay as well as a digital library for Bethelsdorp has been received with scepticism and sarcasm.

Treasury is withholding nearly R1 billion from Nelson Mandela Bay because of its agency CEO choice - Vimarsana News

Treasury is withholding nearly R1 billion from Nelson Mandela Bay because of its agency CEO choice

Almost R600 million in grant funding has been withheld from the Nelson Mandela Bay metro by the National Treasury and the city is at risk of losing a further R388 million that is due before the end of July.

Source: news24.com