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Support for development of specialised environmental SMME
A NEWLY established environmental management service initiative, owned by a team of experienced local Kouga environmentalists, is receiving development and seed funding as well as training.
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More roads to be upgraded in Kouga
THE resealing and repair of roads across the Kouga region is surging ahead – with R10 million set to be pumped into the repair and upgrade of roads in the 2021/22 financial year.
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Pasop vir hierdie selfoonslenter
KAPTEIN Nico Stander, van FCS in Humansdorp waarsku plaaslike inwoners om nie vir ’n selfoonslenter te val nie.
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Taking cash off the streets
AS part of an effort to make Jeffreys Bay a safer tourist town, One Village along with Kouga Municipality, Tourism and Kouga2gether is on a mission to keep cash off the streets of Jeffreys Bay.
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Mountain bikers, it’s Trans Baviaans time!
THERE are few mountain biking events in South Africa which better encapsulate the nation’s cycling spirit than the Trans Baviaans.
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Stolen firearm found after 24 years
A firearm that was reported stolen more than two decades ago, was found in possession of a man and woman during a vehicle search on the N2 near Jeffrey’s Bay yesterday, August 21.
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Hankey couple attacked and robbed on farm
A middle-aged couple was held at gunpoint and tied with electric cables while robbers ransacked their house on a farm in Hankey in the vicinity of the R331 last night, August 19.
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Kouga adds no markup on electricity tariff increase
AS much as Kouga Municipality was mindful of the tough economic climate on residents, its recent electricity tariff increase was guided by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa and Eskom.
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Educator, resolute mother, phenomenal woman at large
“WHEN a child walks into my classroom, they become my own child; a special part of my family.” These are the words of Dr Naadirah Abader, Sanctor High School educator and self-proclaimed lifelong scholar, and mother with a heart for…
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Locals tackle Transbaviaans for cancer charity
LOCAL businessman and avid mountain biker, Andrew Stokker, and his brother-in-law, Russell Drury, are tackling the Transbaviaans MTB challenge on August 28, and are hoping to raise funds for national charity, Cupcakes of Hope, whilst doing so.

