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Thanks to many small donations, totalling R1.8 million, Rainbow Angels will expand to cater for an additional 18 children.

The Kouga community were left frustrated and angry when two lifeguards allegedly did not respond to the call for help after two men experienced difficulties while swimming at the Seekoei River Lagoon at Paradise Beach in Jeffreys Bay on January…

In light of the escalating challenges brought about by the increasing cost of living, Kouga Municipality has over the past week facilitated the delivery of one ton of fresh vegetables to various soup kitchens across the Kouga region, aiming at…

Following an intensive week-long operation involving aerial, sea, and land-based resources, the recoverable fuel as well as non-fuel pollutants aboard the grounded fishing vessel ‘Elke M’ in St Francis Bay, have now been removed from the wreck.

Favourable weather and sea conditions over the weekend saw the total amount of fuel removed from the grounded fishing vessel ‘Elke M’ that ran aground in St Francis Bay on January 6, reach 24 000 litres.

On January 15, NSRI St Francis Bay and Kouga lifeguards were alerted to a surfer reportedly requiring medical assistance at Seal Point, Cape St Francis, but sadly after extensive Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), the man who is believed to be about…

Die reuk van sonbrandolie en krismiskoek, die gevoel van sand tussen die tone en die geruis van die see is dalk nou al ’n herinnering.

Operations to remove the pollutants from the fishing vessel ‘Elke M’ that ran aground in St Francis Bay on January 6, resumed this morning, January 12, after being suspended late yesterday, January 11, due to bad weather.

Progress is being made in the removal of pollutants from the fishing vessel ‘Elke M’ that ran aground at St Francis Bay on January 6.

Despite starting off the annual USN JBay Touchies event with rain, the highly-anticipated event was a great success with 32 teams from all over the country battling it out on Jeffreys Bay Main Beach on December 26.