Overstrand
Overstrand
Overstrand
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R30 500 reward offered for information about Thunder’s killing
Up to R50 500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for shooting Thunder, the baboon.
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Rabid cape fur seal removed from Betty’s Bay beach
Authorities have warned beach goers after a Cape fur seal showing signs of rabies was removed from Betty’s Bay beach on Sunday.
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Kleinmond, Gansbaai and Bredasdorp flagged as high risk areas for March and March demonstrations
Security is set to be intensified across the Overberg after Kleinmond, Gansbaai and the Cape Agulhas-Bredasdorp areas were flagged as potential protest hotspots
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WATCH | Southern Right whales are back in the Overberg, arrived early
Whale watching in Hermanus began earlier this season, with sightings of Southern Right Whales reported in May, enhancing the coastal experience.
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Repatriation buses depart from the Overstrand to Krugersdorp
The Incident Command Centre (ICC) reported that repatriation of foreign nationals is currently underway following anti-migration protests and fear-mongering towards foreign nationals across the Overstrand.
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Anti-migrant violence leaves even South Africans living in fear
Anti-migrant violence in Mossel Bay leaves two dead and hundreds displaced, with even South Africans fleeing their homes in fear.
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Overstrand residents takes fight for electricity to parliament
More than 6 000 Overstrand residents have signed a petition raising concerns and complaints about the failures of Eskom infrastructure which has been handed over to parliament.
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90% of foreigners in Overstrand relief accommodation undocumented
Approximately 90% of foreign nationals currently housed in temporary facilities across the Overstrand are undocumented.
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Verification and documentation of foreign nationals underway in Overstrand
Documentation and verification of foreign nationals is currently underway in the Overstrand after they were forced to leave their homes on Sunday 31 May and Monday 1 June.
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Organised gangs strip protected reefs whilst understaffed department faces resource crisis
Organised gangs continue to strip protected reefs of abalone, whilst understaffed environmental department faces resource crisis.
