Local News
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Demolition of Kouga Cultural Centre set to commence
Kouga Municipality begins demolishing the Cultural Centre today after Council approval. The vacant, vandalized structure valued at R340 000 poses safety risks to the public.
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Suspects in court for R310 000 copper theft
Three suspects appeared in Humansdorp court May 20 for allegedly stealing copper cables worth R310,000 from Bokomland Wind Farm after tying up security.
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Local kickboxing champions triumph at nationals
The 2025 National Kickboxing Championships in Newcastle, hosted by KwaZulu-Natal, drew 800+ competitors showcasing remarkable skill and determination.
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Lovely dogs seek adoption
JBay Animal Rescue Sanctuary, an NPO in Ocean View Township sterilizing 80 animals monthly in Kouga region, seeks forever homes for four dogs.
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Talented chess players chosen for championships
13-year-old chess talent Yomelela Pongolo and coach Zolani Sibengile from Kwa-Nomzamo need funds to compete in provincial championships on May 10 in Graaff-Reinet.
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Diary | Dagboek – 24 April 2025
The vibrant Kouga region boasts a rich tapestry of community activities, from spiritual church gatherings and compassionate Alzheimer’s support groups to lively boot sales and numerous recreational events for all…
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GLA Trolley Race showcases creativity, skills, community spirit
Fountains Mall has transformed into a vibrant gallery of innovation as 20 custom-designed trolleys, crafted by Global Leadership Academy learners, showcase youthful creativity and community collaboration.
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Diary | Dagboek – 1 May 2025
The vibrant Kouga region boasts a rich tapestry of community activities, from spiritual church gatherings and compassionate Alzheimer’s support groups to lively boot sales and numerous recreational events for all…
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Kareedouw centre seeks fence for safety
Since there is no fence around the Kareedouw Centre, people walk through the premises to get to the other side of town. Without a fence, their premises are not safe.
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First successful stem cell donor match found on unique inter-continental sign-up drive
Bradley Peters from East London became the first donor match found through the Matches on the Map stem cell drive, giving a patient new hope.
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