The aim is to create a green mixed-use development to conserve and promote the region’s unique biodiversity and cultural heritage, says MBDA spokesperson Luvuyo Bangazi.
The revamped Bayworld will be an edutainment facility, and include a museum, digital dome, hologram circus, interactive aquarium, sea-life sanctuary and recreational water park.
Optimi highlights, celebrates the role that science, technology, engineering and mathematics play in the modern world.
The country is celebrating a unique convergence of its heritage and literary traditions.
The Optimi Group initiative will provide free virtual lessons to aid grade 4 children in improving their reading comprehension and enhancing their reading scores.
The project belongs to the Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture Directorate and is project managed by the MBDA.
The creation of the Bayworld Sanctuary and Park is currently under construction and making progress since contractors moved in earlier this year.
The board of the Mandela Bay Development Agency announces the conclusion of the recruitment process for the post, which became available in June 2022.
Mandela Bay Development Agency CEO Anele Qaba engaged with key sectors in his quest to build partnerships and collaborations.
The MBDA is marking its 20th anniversary with a programme of events showcasing its impact in regenerating urban spaces across the metro.
The first outcome of the co-operative agreement is a shared calendar of Heritage Month activities for September, culminating in a Heritage and Tourism Indaba on 29 September.
The economic impacts of investments in the lower Baakens precinct also include a R163 million rise in total household income.
The Heritage and Tourism Indaba, on 25 October, is being convened by the Mandela Bay Development Agency.
The partnership will develop a Nuclear Crime Scene Management Laboratory.
The NWU’s Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences is set to launch the research area SpaceBiology@NWU.
The event aimed to get role-players working together on a concrete action plan to protect and preserve heritage assets and restore Nelson Mandela Bay as a prime tourism destination.
The Heritage and Tourism Indaba theme is: ‘Establishing partnerships – making heritage and tourism work for social, spatial and economic growth.
As the final exams approach, the focus shifts to acknowledging the dedication and hard work of these matriculants, says Optimi Classroom.
Crude oil prices are set to skyrocket after the attack on Israel and the country is going to retaliate with full force.
Millennials prioritise spending on experiences rather than focusing on material possessions, says Prof Roland Goldberg from the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences at NWU.
The Heritage and Tourism Indaba, on 25 October, is being convened by the Mandela Bay Development Agency.
North-West University (NWU) academic Prof Leepile Sehularo addressed the contentious issue of marijuana legalisation in South Africa during his inaugural lecture on 20 September 2023.
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ITWeb announces the Cloud, Data Summit & DevOps Summit 2020 will be held on 11 February, at The Forum in Bryanston.
The ITWeb Business Intelligence Summit will help delegates and their businesses gain a thorough understanding of the entire BI, analytics and AI landscape.
ITWeb is hosting GRC 2020, to be held on 25 February at The Forum, in Bryanston.
At the ITWeb CX Summit 2019, speakers will explore strategies to help financial services businesses keep their customers coming back.
For the first time, ITWeb is combining its cloud and data centre events, and bringing in DevOps, to provide one mega-event.