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Jeffreys Bay residents can now get Smart IDs at Capitec Fountains Mall branch
Jeffreys Bay residents can soon get Smart ID services at Capitec Fountains Mall branch as Home Affairs partners with banks.
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Gqeberha businessman Arnold Terblanche faces life imprisonment in wife’s murder trial
Arnold Terblanche’s murder trial began at Gqeberha High Court on 9 March. The businessman faces life imprisonment for his alleged role in his wife’s murder.
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Foot-and-Mouth Disease vaccination driver on track in Kouga as containment measures continue
FMD vaccination campaign in Kouga progresses well with 1,212 animals vaccinated in Kruisfontein and 360 in KwaNomzamo to date.
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Diary | Dagboek – 5 March 2026
Explore exciting events in Kouga including church services and Aqua Water Therapy sessions for all ages.
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Indigenous trees planted at Loerieheuwel Primary
Eastern Cape Provincial Legislature strengthened environmental commitment by planting five indigenous trees at Loerieheuwel Primary School in Kouga.
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Cyberlab launch at Jeffreys Bay Comprehensive School ushers in a new digital wave
Jeffreys Bay Comprehensive School’s new Cyberlab, described as a ‘digital wave’ by head boy Meshack Dube, was officially opened on Friday.
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Media and Communication team honoured with national excellence award
Kouga Municipality’s Media and Communication Section receives national recognition for outstanding performance during challenging emergency.
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Joseph Clark brings Queen magic to Jeffreys Bay
Jeffreys Bay Tourism and LC Events present the second annual Theatre by the Sea festival from 19 to 21 March 2026, supported by Kouga Municipality.
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Jeffreys Bay to host SA Beach Wrestling Championships for first time
The South African Beach Wrestling Championships, sponsored by Je’Vista, comes to Supertubes, Jeffreys Bay for the first time on 28 March at 08:00.
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Frustration mounts over untarred KwaNomzamo streets
KwaNomzamo residents express growing frustration over two long-standing streets that remain untarred despite years of neglect by authorities.
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