Andisa Bonani is a Senior Reporter for HeraldLIVE, with a focus on local news in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. With a strong presence in various publications such as Daily Dispatch, Sowetan, and Sunday Times, Andisa's articles cover a range of topics including politics, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Andisa's coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, and community issues in South Africa, with a particular emphasis on Port Elizabeth. She frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations regarding the region.
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By: Andisa Bonani, Simtembile Mgidi, Riaan Marais
Police fire rubber bullets to disperse protesters who trashed and threatened to burn building
By: Andisa Bonani
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Parliamentary oversight committee concerned over delays in completing Sarah Baartman Centre in Hankey
Several councillors are calling foul after only being given a single stand ticket to Friday’s Bafana Bafana vs Congo-Brazzaville match, accusing Nelson Mandela Bay sport, recreation, arts and culture political head Bassie Kamana of hoarding suite tickets to score political goals for his party.
Former Azapo secretary-general Chris Swepu has criticised how Nelson Mandela Bay conducts integrated development plan (IDP) meetings, calling them box-ticking exercises that are not advertised as required and hardly attended by officials.
ENGAGING THE PUBLIC: Infrastructure Public works and Human Settlements MEC Siphokazi Mani- Lusithi, left, and MEC Health Ntandokazi Capa Image: Eugene Coetzee
By: Andisa Bonani
The DA in Nelson Mandela Bay will not support a state of disaster report to be tabled at Thursday’s council meeting if it fails to address the refurbishment of the Kariega stormwater canal, the Gibbon Street bridge and the cleaning of stormwater drains.
Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Gary van Niekerk resigned on Thursday.
By: Andisa Bonani
In a bid to minimise drowning incidents and upskill residents, Nelson Mandela Bay will provide swimming lessons to children and adults in communities across the city through its Learn to Swim programme this festive season.
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