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The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber (NMBBC) has noted, with great concern, the increased number of reports on the rampant destruction of infrastructure in the city. What is more alarming is the lack of clear solutions proposed by the…
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber fully supports and welcomes Transnet National Ports Authority’s (TNPA) head office relocation to the region.
Instantly, the Vision 2020 concept received widespread appeal and endorsement across the metro.It came to define the potential growth for our region, especially if all these proposed projects were fully harnessed.This was bold and…
The swearing-in of Ramaphosa would also provide insight into the path the country would embark on in terms of implementing better processes than adversarial parliamentary politics.
Last week, the Eastern Cape’s provincial government made a welcomed announcement when it injected R1.2bn to help 10 drought-stricken municipalities in the province to deal with crippling water shortages.
South Africans should brace themselves for further fuel price increases at the end of April and this is according to recent unaudited mid-month data released by the Central Energy Fund.
Any city’s growth prospects are hinged on the ease of doing business where the environment is deemed conducive.
As the rolling load-shedding was devastating businesses throughout the country, the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber moved swiftly to undertake a survey of businesses that make up our membership to assess the economic impact.
In February, the province hosted its investment conference with the aim of planning for the investments it hopes to attract into the region throughout various sectors.
A proposed multi-site fish farm project for Nelson Mandela Bay, which sparked controversy when it was first planned years ago, has recently been revived.
A comprehensive article in Friday’s edition of this newspaper outlined the reasons behind protest action by students at the Nelson Mandela University last week.
