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From l to r:NMB Mayor, Zanoxolo Wayile, accepts a R15 000 donation from local businessman, Khusta Jack, towards the Education Task Team's school shoe collection drive. Also gearing up for the "Beggar In Chief" campaign on Saturday, 28 January, at various malls around the city were back from left: Greenacres centre manager, Brent Starr, MBDA CEO, Pierre Voges, and wife of the Executive Mayor, Fezeka Wayile. Picture: Riaan Labuschagne 

In a drive to ‘step into’ a new pair of school shoes, the Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Zanoxolo Wayile, along with MBDA CEO, Pierre Voges, local business persons and celebrities will be ‘begging’ Bay residents to donate school shoes, uniforms and stationery for disadvantaged learners of Nelson Mandela Bay. The Nelson Mandela Bay Education Task Team was established early in January 2012 to intervene on the the education of our youth. Tomorrow, Saturday 28 January, Mayor Wayile and the team will collect school items at the Walmer Park Shopping Centre and Cleary Park Shopping Centre. The team will be at the Greenacres Shopping Centre on Saturday, 4 February 2012. 

Trade Talks - (From l to r) Trade and Investment Advisor Tshegofatso Motaung, Chamber CEO Kevin Hustler, Deputy Consul General and Head of Political Section Simon Atkinson and Jackie Barclay Honorary British Consul in PE. Photo: Sandra Pow Chong

Representatives from the British Consulate - General in Cape Town, met with Chamber CEO Kevin Hustler today to discuss business opportunities in the Bay as well as strengthening trade and investment between South Africa, particularly Nelson Mandela Bay and the United Kingdom. 

Eskom will be releasing a regular series of weekly updates on the state of the power system. The weekly bulletin is designed to keep all stakeholders up to date on developments in the supply and demand of power in South Africa.
The Business Chamber will post the updates as they are received from Eskom, for the information of our members.

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