– St Francis Bay Riparian Association wins ruling that most canal properties don’t need an EIA before building or renovating … More
Month: August 2011
Highlights of Women’s Day trail walk and run
More than 100 people participated in the Enid Pretorius Properties trail walk and run to Cape St Francis lighthouse and … More
Rhino hunting moratorium will result in fewer rhino numbers
Wildlife Ranching South Africa (WRSA) has asked the DA to reconsider its request for a moratorium on rhino hunting. “A … More
Bakkie plunges into Struisbaai harbour
NSRI volunteers managed to get a driver out of his sinking bakkie and to safety after his vehicle crashed off the … More
St Francis Rotarians collect groceries for Sea Vista
Thanks to volunteer Rotarians and the generous St Francis community, five full trolley loads of foodstuffs were collected from outside … More
Permission needed for any holiday events over season
Holiday entertainment on Council land Proposals for holiday entertainment on Kouga Council-owned land during December and January are invited from … More
Sand River bridge update – all fine, bridge still open
Came back from PE today and crossed the bridge at 1 pm. River is flowing swiftly through the outflow pipes … More
The Sand River is not closing at 12 pm
Rumours have been running wild in St Francis today with phones belonging to the Kouga municipality, to members of the … More
Thyspunt nuclear power station – a fait accompli?
Attendees at a meeting with senior Eskom officials this week say they were left with no doubt a nuclear site … More
All water restrictions lifted in Kouga
All water restrictions in the Kouga municipal area were lifted from 1 August 2011. This follows the announcement by the … More
Hunting dogs nearly take out bushbuck
An alert guard saved the life of a bushbuck yesterday after two hunting dogs attacked it. The dogs hunting on the road … More
How St Francis potholes can be brought under control
Today three people demonstrated to the St Francis Bay community how the plague of potholes can be brought under control … More
