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Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality – Once “The Cleanest City in South Africa”

25 July 2025 by Con Tributor

Join us as we uncover the shocking decline of Nelson Mandela Bay, once celebrated as South Africa’s cleanest city, now marred by litter and filth. In this eye-opening video, we explore the deplorable conditions along Military Road, Stanford Road, and Victoria Park Drive, exposing the disgraceful scenes of trash and neglect. Discover the stark contrast between the city’s prestigious past and its current state, as we highlight the urgent need for action to restore its former glory. Don’t miss this compelling look at urban decay—subscribe, like, and share to raise awareness about Nelson Mandela Bay’s environmental crisis!

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