Kouga Express
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SPCA Assisi staff overcame a road closure and four-hour detour to ensure 40 animals in their care were fed and looked after on 22 June.
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SANRAL has completed damage assessments on the collapsed R62 between Kareedouw and Joubertina, with reconstruction expected to take three months.
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At least four homes in Paradise Beach remain flooded weeks after heavy June rainfall, with residents complaining of little assistance from the municipality.
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Flooding has left the R330 riddled with hundreds of new potholes, dealing a blow to a community that raised over R220,000 for repairs earlier this year.
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A juvenile Southern Giant Petrel found at Gamtoos Beach by a local patrol team died despite care from SANCCOB, with a post-mortem still to be conducted.
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Die Rye residents near Tsitsikamma have been without power since May, as storm-damaged infrastructure and broken municipal promises fuel growing frustration.
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A Loerie farm has suffered an estimated R15 million in flood damage after successive heavy rains in May and June devastated crops and irrigation systems.
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Kouga Municipality has approved its 2026/2027 budget, prioritising infrastructure investment, service delivery and financial sustainability across the region.
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Kouga Municipality is set to roll out a major capital investment programme for 2026/2027, targeting infrastructure upgrades and improved service delivery.
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Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary is recovering after severe May flooding caused R75,000 in road damage and weeks of disruption to its operations.
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