SOUND POLLUTION: Stadium noise and nuisance put Nelson Mandela Bay residents’ rights on the line
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Residents living near the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium say years of noise and litter from events have harmed their quality of life. Now, a sold-out All White Sing Along Picnic is scheduled to go ahead despite the metro’s environmental heal…
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