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Octopus garden to represent the arts
Residents and visitors to Jeffreys Bay are curious about the mysterious activity happening on the open piece of land in St Francis Street.
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Kouga’s Economic Development section empowers local entrepreneurs
Eighteen Kouga residents are taking bold steps towards a better future through a hands-on skills development programme by Atlega for Women.
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After over 10 years of research Jeffreys Bay resident publishes Atlantis mystery thriller
Jeffreys Bay resident Gianni Dembech publishes first book after decade of research into forbidden archaeology and ancient enigmas.
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Kareedouw’s Maureen Theunissen wins ECD Practitioner of Year Award
Kareedouw Early Childhood Development practitioner Maureen Theunissen recognised for outstanding contribution to early learning.Kareedouw Early Childhood Development practitioner Maureen Theunissen recognised for outstanding contribution to early learning.
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Minister Macpherson announces major EPWP improvements
Minister Macpherson announces EPWP reforms during Kouga listening tour, targeting improved effectiveness, transparency and impact.
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NSRI Station 46 Storms River honoured with award
NSRI’s Storms River mouth Sea Rescue station receives prestigious Kudu Award from SANParks in Professional Stakeholder category.
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Clarkson Moravian Church marks Advent despite fire destruction
Clarkson Moravian Church held their first Advent service in the hall on 30 November, following the fire that destroyed their sanctuary.
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BCM designer takes the number one spot in national contest
Talented Buffalo City Metro fashion technician and stylist Masimzukise Tase Jack is making waves in South Africa’s fashion scene. Selected as the Most Stylish for showcasing a locally designed outfit…
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JBay Recycling Project’s annual Christmas party to celebrate 300 children
The JBay Recycling Project expects 300 children at its biggest Christmas celebration yet on Dec 8 at their Pellsrus site in Jeffreys Bay.
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From the dusty streets of Mdantsane to Nobu Doha
At just 28 years of age, Sesethu Bukani has already carved out a name for himself on the global culinary stage. From humble beginnings in the township of Mdantsane in…
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