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ON February 14, Sue Hoffman from Gqeberha visited the Eb Flo Flower Club with a demo on Upcycling.

In the world of cue sport, the spotlight often shines brightest on male players, but the recent trials held in Kouga have highlighted the remarkable skill and talent of the region’s female players.

After spending more than a year at JBay Animal Rescue Sanctuary, the cats Bobby and Rio have finally left their temporary place of shelter to join their new families, where they have been receiving much-needed love and attention.

To encourage young people to stay away from crime and gang violence, the Sarah Baartman District Community Policing Forum (CPF), in collaboration with Employee Health and Wellness (EHW), and the Spiritual Crime Prevention Forum, will host a Sports against Crime…

It has been almost two weeks since a raging fire began in Kareedouw, and various teams and stakeholders have joined forces to begin mopping up the area to ensure the fire is tamed, while assessment of the extent of the…

Non-profit organisation JBay Animal Rescue Sanctuary, which sterilises at least 80 animals each month in the Kouga region, is located in Ocean View Township in Jeffreys Bay. The organisation is looking for forever homes for three puppies, and a cat.

The successful confiscation of abalone poaching equipment by the Kouga Abalone Task Team, with support from the Stock Theft Unit, marks a significant victory in the ongoing battle against the illicit abalone trade, safeguarding sea life along our coastline.

A total of 30 fighters from four clubs took part, including Strydom Kickboxing Academy (SKA) from Kariega, Despatch, Gqeberha and Cape Town, Mile High Kickboxing (MHK) from Gqeberha, Strike Kickboxing Academy (SKA-affiliated) from Port Alfred, and Botha’s Kickboxing Academy from…

To offer a safe space for pregnant women and new mothers to express their concerns and receive valuable advice, non-profit organisation, Thárros Family Centre, has created support groups at clinics in Hankey and Humansdorp and have partnered with the

After taking a much-needed break over the December holiday period, Humansdorp-based non-profit organisation, Ikhaya Labakhaya, will open the doors to their soup kitchen on February 20, to continue feeding under-privileged and vulnerable people in KwaNomzamo.