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Willows Holiday Resort remains open despite fire damage
GQEBERHA – The popular Willows Holiday Resort along the Gqeberha coastline will remain open for business as usual this holiday season, despite a blaze that destroyed its maintenance structure and…
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Residents in Tulbagh concerned about safety of drinking water
The Witzenberg Municipality said water samples taken by an independent service provider shows that the water is safe to drink.
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Clean municipal audits a step in the right direction
Both the Breede Valley and Langeberg municipalities received clean audit opinions. Some residents are, however, critical of their service delivery.
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Van straatrugby tot globale veld – jong rugbyspeler op pad Spanje toe
Die Global Schools Challenge, wat by die Mediteranean Sports Village in Spanje, plaasvind, is ‘n elite-platform wat die beste talent in jeugsport ten toon stel.
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Transport of turbine parts will bring traffic to standstill once a week
These interruptions to traffic flow will occur once a week until December, excluding the holiday period from December 10 to January 13.
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Ceres: Wrede moord skok; oorskot onder brug gevind
Die wrede moord op ‘n inwoner van die Bolandse dorpie Ceres, het skokgolwe deur die gemeenskap gestuur nadat sy ledemate onder ‘n brug gevind is.
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Calls for urgent action as Tulbagh’s drinking water shows contamination
WaterCAN warns Tulbagh residents of unsafe tap water contaminated by coliform bacteria, urging the municipality to take immediate corrective action.
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Pionierskool se hoof groet ná ses jaar aan die stuur
Die Pionierskool vir Siggestremdes in Worcester se skoolhoof, Michael Bredenkamp, tree ná ‘n lang loopbaan van 35 jaar af en verhuis na Limpopo.
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The great turbine trek from Saldanha to Swellendam
Extensive logistical studies are carried out before the enormous parts of the wind turbines are transported from the harbour to the wind farm.
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Inwoners in Worcester kla dat rook van brande onuithoudbaar is
Die brand by die watersuiweringswerke – wat groot rookbolle gemaak het – was moeilik om te blus, het die Breedevallei-munisipaliteit gesê.
