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SPONSORED | #SAClimateChangeChamps: The importance of the youth’s voice
Lungiso Ncama, a Grade 10 learner at at Lungiso High School says the renewable energy sector is one of the most dynamic and promising industries in the economy.
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Junior surfers to showcase talent at Rip Curl GromSearch 2023 Series in St Francis this weekend
The fifth and final contest in the Rip Curl GromSearch series 2023 will take place from September 29 to October 1 at Seal Point, St Francis. With over 150 entries […]
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WATCH | Kouga Dam predicted to overflow for first time in eight years
For the first in eight years, the Kouga Dam is expected to overflow by tomorrow, September 29, after the dam levels increased rapidly from 62 percent on September 26 to 92.19 percent on September 28.
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St Francis: Karmis leads as SA PGA Championship chases Saturday finish
On the fairways of a St Francis Links golf course that is as stunningly beautiful as it is rich with temptation, Peter Karmis was able to avoid the latter and claim a three-stroke lead, after two rounds of the South…
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Pellsrus Primary celebrating beauty within
Pellsrus Primary School had a very busy September. On the 1st they welcomed Spring and the school had a “Spring Door” competition, where each class showcased their artistic ability by decorating the classroom door with flowers for the new season.
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Gruelling challenge returns 25 years later to test athletes
In celebration of the turn of the millennium in 1999, Graeme Fraser set out a unique endurance challenge that required interested participants to complete five gruelling competitions in one year, namely the Dusi Canoe Marathon, Midmar Mile, Cape Town Cycle…
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Effect on tourism as Corona Open J-Bay event cancelled
With the Olympic Games taking place in Paris in 2024, the World Surf League (WSL) has announced that there will be a break in the 2024 Championship Tour (CT) in July and, as a result, there will be no Corona…
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Temporary structures erected by homeless a safety concern
With multiple temporary shelters being built by the homeless and suspected criminals along the beach and parks in Jeffreys Bay, residents are concerned for their safety, and that of tourists visiting the town.
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EC communities demand people-centred solutions to improve their lives
On September 21, approximately 250 people from Kariega, Jeffreys Bay, Humansdorp, Oyster Bay and beyond – a collaboration between Earthlife Africa Johannesburg and the Eastern Cape Combined Environmental Forum – marched to Gqeberha City Hall to bring
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Jeffreys Bay: Elderly house robbery victim succumbs to injuries, suspects arrested
SAPS Jeffreys Bay detectives arrested two suspects days after George Mildenhall (82), a Jeffreys Bay resident was attacked and severely assaulted in his house earlier in September.
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