KwaNobuhle is the largest township on the outskirts of Uitenhage (Kariega) in the Eastern Cape province of the Republic of South Africa.

It was formed during the time of Forced Removals,[2] officially opened in 1967.

KwaNobuhle is established as a dormitory town situated approximately four kilometers south of Uitenhage (now known as Kariega), near Port Elizabeth (now known as Gqeberha), in the Eastern Cape.

It was established in order to house those residents of the old Uitenhage suburbs of kwaLanga, eXaba and New Gubbs who, at that time, were being displaced from their homes by the authorities under provisions of the Group Areas Act.

KwaNobuhle has been one of the townships in the region that have experienced problems with disrupted water supply[3][4] or water restrictions during droughts due low levels in the Kouga Dam and Lourie Dam.