Huge waves are expected in Jeffreys Bay tomorrow as the last of the winter storms will deliver swell from Cape Town to the worlds best wave – Supertubes. Both Wavescape and Magic Seaweed are calling for surf of 10 foot plus on Saturday, with Jeffreys Bay receiving the lions share of the action. Local surf […]
Geologists from Witwatersrand, Birmingham and Oxford universities have confirmed a massive discovery of different species of dinosaur fossils in Qhemerha village outside the small town of Sterkspruit, in the Eastern Cape. This has attracted international scholars and researchers who want to experience what they termed the dinosaur bone bed. A team of experts has spent […]
Mathematics under performance is a concern in South Africa, as reported by the current Minister of Education Naledi Pandor, who released evidence that only 35% of children in South Africa could read, write and count. In an attempt to help improve numeracy understanding at foundation phase and to create a critical awareness of how mathematics […]
Annica Bentley represented Global Leadership Academy in the SANESA Inter-schools horse riding competition recently and galloped away with several awards. Due of her outstanding performances throughout the year, she received the following awards for her respective discipline – Three Phase Eventing. At the recent Eastern Cape Awards Evening she received overall third place on her […]
Everyone loves a little beach time and it’s even better if you don’t have to share it with a crowd. Book a trip for the family and try one of these “secret” spots. Hamburg, Eastern Cape At the mouth of the Keiskamma River in the Eastern Cape, you will find Hamburg which was first settled […]
Do you love fresh, local seafood and hanging out with friends and family? If the answer is yes, than make sure not to miss the Calamari Festival, organised by St Francis Tourism, in St Francis Bay on 22 September 2018. My Kitchen Rules celebrity chefs, Lani and Louzel, will be the star attraction at the […]
Jeffreys Bay has a strong property market, with a seemingly perpetual holiday and investment component matched by more and more permanent residents in the once sleepy surfing and fishing village. If you want to sell your house in the current market, you need to understand who the possible buyers would be. “When marketing a home, […]
The Kouga region has a new water mascot and we need residents’ help to pick the perfect name for this cute blue drop. The winning name will be announced at the opening of the Kia Makietie Jeffreysbaai on September 21, with the person who suggested the name receiving a special invite to the opening, a […]
The Constitutional Court has ruled that it is legal to be in possession of dagga in your private capacity. “The right to privacy is not confined to a home or private dwelling. It will not be a criminal offence for an adult person to use or be in possession of cannabis in private space,” said […]
The levels of Kouga’s supply dams have increased dramatically following the recent rain, but it is unlikely that water restrictions will be lifted in the near future. “Early indications are that the Department of Water and Sanitation does not yet want to relax the restrictions that they have placed on extraction from the dams,” Kouga […]
