A two-year-old toddler drowned in the St Francis Bay canals esterday afternoon , 30 October 2013. According to the SAP … More
Month: October 2013
Cacadu to change to Sarah Baartman – meeting
Kouga residents will have the opportunity to share their views on the proposed name change of the Cacadu District Municipality … More
No fireworks allowed at Guy Fawkes time
Kouga Municipality has appealed to residents to join law enforcement authorities in helping to keep Guy Fawkes crime-free and safe … More
Trapped Humback whale finally freed at Table Bay
A Humpback whale trapped between a ship and the quayside in the Port of Table Bay for several hours was … More
St Francis Bay couple stabbed in armed robbery
Updated: St Francis Bay police are investigating a case of armed robbery and searching for three suspects who allegedly stabbed … More
No Drop Report to increase water efficiency
The Water and Environmental Affairs Department is publishing a new incentive-based No Drop Report to monitor water loss in South … More
Immunise your kids againts polio – Health MEC
Health MEC Hope Papo has urged parents to immunise their children against polio and other vaccine preventable diseases. Speaking in … More
SA tax revenue has recovered – Carolissen
South Africa’s tax revenue has recovered following the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. This is despite concerns over lagging company income tax. … More
Teenager drifting out to sea on jetski rescued at the Strand
A 14 year-old boy drifted out to sea yesterday afternoon offhsore of the Strand in the Gordons Bay area was … More
St Francis Chronicle October edition is now online
The October edition of St Francis Chronicle is now online for all our readers elsewhere in the country and the … More
Danger of swimming in the sea during Spring tide
A Spring Tide has begun with the approaching full moon and the NSRI warns beach bathers, paddlers, boaters and anglers … More
‘Paint’ St Francis pink – decorate a tree
Originally posted on St Francis Chronicle:
If you’ve seen the pink trees in St Francis they are in aid of St Francis…
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