Kouga Municipality
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Kouga commissions first municipal-scale battery system in St Francis Bay
Kouga Municipality has commissioned a R24 million battery system in St Francis Bay to manage electricity demand, cut costs and improve power restoration.
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Kouga farmers raise flood and FMD concerns with Agriculture Minister
Kouga farmers raised concerns about flood damage and foot-and-mouth disease during Agriculture Minister Willie Aucamp’s visit to the area.
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Minister Pemmy Majodina apologises for profane Loerie outburst
Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has apologised following her profane outburst during a community engagement in Loerie.
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Minister Majodina faces backlash after vulgar outburst at Kouga community meeting
Water Minister Pemmy Majodina exchanged profanities with a disabled resident at a Kouga community meeting, sparking DA ethics complaint.
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Kouga Municipality electrifies 703 Informal Settlement Homes
Kouga Municipality is investing R5.9 million to bring electricity to 703 households in informal settlements across the municipality.
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Kouga mayor declares formal dispute over provincial roads
Kouga Executive Mayor Hattingh Bornman has declared a formal intergovernmental dispute over the neglect of provincial roads in the Kouga area.
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Paradise Beach homes still affected by recent flooding
At least four homes in Paradise Beach remain flooded weeks after heavy June rainfall, with residents complaining of little assistance from the municipality.
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Kouga Municipality praises lifeguards as season ends with zero drownings
Kouga Municipality has praised its lifeguards following the 2025/2026 season, highlighting a significant safety milestone at local beaches.
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Media and Communication team honoured with national excellence award
Kouga Municipality’s Media and Communication Section receives national recognition for outstanding performance during challenging emergency.
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Frustration mounts over untarred KwaNomzamo streets
KwaNomzamo residents express growing frustration over two long-standing streets that remain untarred despite years of neglect by authorities.
