News and Events - July 2026

Events in July 2026

04 Jul 2026 - 04 Jul 2026

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18 Jul 2026 - 18 Jul 2026

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25 Jul 2026 - 25 Jul 2026

Mother and Daughter Event, bridge the gap between mothers and daughters Read More

25 Jul 2026 - 25 Jul 2026

Georgie's Pre-Loved Collection Read More

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Latest News published July 2026

24 Jul 2026

It will be two of the old guard making all the running as they bid to defend their respective titles at the Bestmed Madibaz Half-Marathon in Gqeberha this weekend. Last year’s men’s champion Melikhaya Frans, 36, aims to make it back-to-back victories in the 21.1km event, which takes place from Mandela University’s South Campus on... Read More

23 Jul 2026

GQEBERHA – Music lovers are invited to enjoy an inspiring evening of live music when the Nelson Mandela University Department of Music and Performing Arts presents its Windband Concert on Friday, 31 July 2026 at the Nelson Mandela University South Campus Auditorium. Read More

22 Jul 2026

A forgiving course will produce fast times for the 2 000 runners expected to tackle the fourth annual Bestmed Madibaz Half-Marathon and its supporting events in Gqeberha this weekend. According to the organisers, three-time women’s race champion Refeloe Solomons has confirmed that she will be on the starting line to chase a clean sweep of... Read More

22 Jul 2026

The Port Elizabeth Music Society (PEMS) returns after the winter break with an inspiring afternoon of classical music on Sunday, 2 August 2026. Acclaimed musicians Prof Tinus Botha and Dr Thomas Erlank will perform Schumann's celebrated song cycles Dichterliebe and Liederkreis at the Nelson Mandela University South Campus Auditorium. Read More

17 Jul 2026

Madibaz student Tiaan Tibshraeny made his first appearance in the Humewood Golf Club Championships one to remember by defeating eight-time champion Michael Holden 3&2 in the 36-hole final recently. In a gripping contest on Gqeberha’s famous links course the pair were all square through 31 holes before a series of costly mistakes by the... Read More