Close Menu
  • Homepage
  • News
  • Cloud & AI
  • ECommerce
  • Entertainment
  • Finance
  • Opinion
  • Podcast
  • Contact

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest technology news from TechFinancials News about FinTech, Tech, Business, Telecoms and Connected Life.

What's Hot

Resolv Secures $500,000 Pre-Seed To Build The Recovery Layer For Stolen Crypto

2026-01-21

Huawei Says The Next Wave Of Infrastructure Investment Must Include People, Not Only Platforms

2026-01-21

The Productivity Myth That’s Costing South Africa Talent

2026-01-21
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Trending
  • Resolv Secures $500,000 Pre-Seed To Build The Recovery Layer For Stolen Crypto
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube LinkedIn WhatsApp RSS
TechFinancials
  • Homepage
  • News
  • Cloud & AI
  • ECommerce
  • Entertainment
  • Finance
  • Opinion
  • Podcast
  • Contact
TechFinancials
Home»COVID-19»Volkswagen Donates Beds to Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium’s COVID-19 Facility
COVID-19

Volkswagen Donates Beds to Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium’s COVID-19 Facility

Staff WriterBy Staff Writer2020-05-01Updated:2020-05-05No Comments2 Mins Read
Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
VWSA Donates Beds
VWSA Donates Beds
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email Copy Link

In support of the local and provincial government’s efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19 in Nelson Mandela Bay, Volkswagen Group South Africa (VWSA) has donated 150 beds to the isolation facility at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.

The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality recently announced that the stadium would be used to isolate low-acuity patients who have been infected with COVID-19, to prevent them from spreading the virus further.

The facility will be managed by the Department of Health, with support from the Municipality.

VWSA was approached by the Department of Health to assist in equipping the facility to house more patients. Within the space of a week, the company answered calls and sourced the required 150-bed bases.

These beds were delivered and handed over to the government by VWSA and the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber.

This donation is part of VWSA’s continuous efforts to protect and prepare the communities of Nelson Mandela Bay amid the COVID-19 crisis.

The company has also been involved in the local manufacture of face masks, respirators and ventilators.

“VWSA remains committed to supporting the Business Chamber and local government in their efforts to contain Covid-19 and save lives,” said Thomas Schaefer, Volkswagen Group South Africa Chairman and Managing Director.

“As this pandemic is a threat to all communities, we cannot falter or fail to act. It is my hope that this donation will enable the Department and its brave healthcare workers to save many more lives.”

 

COVID-19 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium Volkswagen Volkswagen Group South Africa
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Staff Writer

Related Posts

SA’s Kariega Plant Thrives As Global Polo Hub

2025-07-18

Volkswagen Adds In-Car Gaming With AirConsole

2024-08-26

MTN Loses Case Over Alleged Irregular COVID-19 Device Supply To Limpopo Health Department

2024-08-05

Volkswagen Enhances Tech Education At Kariega High School

2024-05-17

Volkswagen’s Kariega Plant To Be Powered By 5.6 MWp of Solar Energy Valued At R100 Million

2024-05-14

Volkswagen Announces R4 Billion Investment In Kariega Plant

2024-04-16

SA’s Health Department Refutes Social Media Claim: COVID Vaccines Not Linked To Deaths

2024-02-20

Volkswagen Incorporates ChatGPT Into Their Cars

2024-01-08

Volkswagen Readies Rejuvenated Eighth-Gen VW Golf Debut

2024-01-04
Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

DON'T MISS
Breaking News

Huawei Says The Next Wave Of Infrastructure Investment Must Include People, Not Only Platforms

As countries push ahead with digital transformation, infrastructure planning is evolving. It is no longer…

Cartesian Capital Expands Investor Toolkits With JSE Listings

2026-01-20

South Africa: Best Starting Point In Years, With 3 Clear Priorities Ahead

2026-01-12

How SA’s Largest Wholesale Network is Paving the Way for a Connected, Agile Future

2025-12-02
Stay In Touch
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • LinkedIn
OUR PICKS

The EX60: A Volvo That Talks Back

2026-01-20

Could ChatGPT Convince You To Buy Something?

2026-01-15

Over R270M In Phuthuma Nathi Dividends Remain Unclaimed

2025-11-27

Africa’s Next Voice Revolution, When 5G Meets AI

2025-11-21

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest tech news from TechFinancials about telecoms, fintech and connected life.

About Us

TechFinancials delivers in-depth analysis of tech, digital revolution, fintech, e-commerce, digital banking and breaking tech news.

Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit RSS
Our Picks

Resolv Secures $500,000 Pre-Seed To Build The Recovery Layer For Stolen Crypto

2026-01-21

Huawei Says The Next Wave Of Infrastructure Investment Must Include People, Not Only Platforms

2026-01-21

The Productivity Myth That’s Costing South Africa Talent

2026-01-21
Recent Posts
  • Resolv Secures $500,000 Pre-Seed To Build The Recovery Layer For Stolen Crypto
  • Huawei Says The Next Wave Of Infrastructure Investment Must Include People, Not Only Platforms
  • The Productivity Myth That’s Costing South Africa Talent
  • Bitcoin Hyper Falls Short Where Remittix Delivers, How Is RTX Reshaping The PayFi Narrative As Platform Goes Live Feb 9th
  • Solana Price Prediction: SOL Is On-Track To Regain $250 This Year but the Question Is When? Is Meme-Mania Truly Over?
TechFinancials
RSS Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn YouTube WhatsApp
  • Homepage
  • Newsletter
  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • About
© 2026 TechFinancials. Designed by TFS Media. TechFinancials brings you trusted, around-the-clock news on African tech, crypto, and finance. Our goal is to keep you informed in this fast-moving digital world. Now, the serious part (please read this): Trading is Risky: Buying and selling things like cryptocurrencies and CFDs is very risky. Because of leverage, you can lose your money much faster than you might expect. We Are Not Advisors: We are a news website. We do not provide investment, legal, or financial advice. Our content is for information and education only. Do Your Own Research: Never rely on a single source. Always conduct your own research before making any financial decision. A link to another company is not our stamp of approval. You Are Responsible: Your investments are your own. You could lose some or all of your money. Past performance does not predict future results. In short: We report the news. You make the decisions, and you take the risks. Please be careful.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

Ad Blocker Enabled!
Ad Blocker Enabled!
Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. Please support us by disabling your Ad Blocker.