The Newton Park Cluster forms part of a larger Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber initiative to empower large business suburbs, within the Bay of Opportunity, to work together to prevent the degradation of the area and facilitate improvement and upliftment in the area to sustain, retain and promote business and investment in the area and support job Security in Nelson Mandela Bay.
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The Newton Park Cluster forms part of a larger Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber initiative to empower large business suburbs, within the Bay of Opportunity, to work together to prevent the degradation of the area and facilitate improvement and upliftment in the area to sustain, retain and promote business and investment in the area and support job Security in Nelson Mandela Bay.
Become a MemberLobbying for the timely repair and maintenance of streetlights in Newton Park to enhance public safety and security
Reporting and prioritising the repair of potholes, repainting of road markings, and regular tree trimming to improve road conditions and overall aesthetics of Newton Park.
Within the clusters' capabilities, conduct a comprehensive safety assessment and implement targeted initiatives to enhance the security and well-being of Newton Park residents.
Promoting a clean and sustainable environment in Newton Park by increasing the availability of waste bins and fostering partnerships with local organisations like MES for community clean-up initiatives.
Businesses in Newton Park are urged to engage proactively in the local Business Cluster. By dedicating their time and resources, businesses can significantly impact the area's enhancement and sustainability. Participation levels may differ based on the project at hand, from reporting infrastructure problems through the NMBM App to offering skills and materials for community projects.
1 to 10 Employees
R275 per month11 to 30 Employees
R825 per month31+ Employees
R1650 per monthSingle Property Owned in Area
R600 per monthMultiple Properties Owned in Area
R1 000 per month
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The ten original Business Clusters have made remarkable progress, notably by forming a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the local municipality. This agreement enables businesses to tackle infrastructure challenges that affect them directly in the absence of municipal support. These clusters have implemented several successful projects, such as adopt-a-substation and adopt-a-leak, and have collaborated with community organisations like MES for cleanup efforts, rubble clearance, and various other initiatives. Some projects are done in partnership with the municipality, while others are independently managed by cluster members.