MADE IN THE BAY: Chamber’s bold bet on Nelson Mandela Bay already winning over local industry
More than 70 Nelson Mandela Bay businesses have signed up to the Business Chamber’s Made in the Bay initiative, backing a shared regional identity they hope will boost investment, exports, jobs and local pride.
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