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NSRI rescues Australian shepherd Bean from rip currents at Pollock Beach
Bean the Australian shepherd was swept out to sea at Pollock Beach before an NSRI rescue team brought him safely back to shore and his owners.
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Thys Lombard death: Tributes pour in for well-known school rugby photographer
Tributes have poured in on social media for well-known school sports photographer Thys Lombard who allegedly died during a surfing competition on Friday.
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Knysna doctor and practice manager killed in N2 crash
Two well-known Knysna healthcare workers, Dr Johann Viljoen and Charl Steenekamp, died in a head-on collision on the N2 near White Bridge.
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R62 reconstruction on track to reopen both lanes within two months
R62 reconstruction between Kareedouw and Joubertina is progressing well, with both lanes expected to reopen within two months after flood damage.
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WATCH | Headache delays alleged Kariega child murder sentencing
Sentencing in the case of a man accused of murdering eight-year-old Veronique May was postponed after he complained of a headache.
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St Francis United recognised for environmental commitment
St Francis United has been recognised with a Kouga Municipality Environmental Award for teaching young players about conservation and community responsibility.
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Diary | Dagboek – 13 August 2026
Find out what’s happening across Kouga, with community markets, meetings, social events, church services and other upcoming local events.
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Kouga launches database to connect jobseekers with opportunities
Kouga Municipality has launched a free Jobseeker Opportunities Database to connect local residents with future internships, learnerships, training and jobs.
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Italian animal lover volunteers at African Dawn Sanctuary
Italian animal lover Caterina Giovinetti travels to African Dawn Sanctuary near Thornhill to volunteer and gain hands-on wildlife experience.
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Twins to represent SA at international dance competition
Jeffreys Bay twins Ilke and Arnoux Hattingh are set to make history as the Eastern Cape’s first dancers to compete at the UDO World Championships.
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