By Bev Mortimer: Defending champion Jordy Smith of Durban reckons he will take the Billabong Pro J-Bay again this week. … More
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Milk tuck overturns at Oyster Bay Road turnoff
Cars could not get through to or from the Oyster Bay turnoff this afternoon when a milk truck overturned. The … More
Council support to fix roads, drainage and flooding
Five priority issues in regards to disaster management need to be addressed to plan the way forward for St Francis … More
National Arts Festival lauds Fringe winners
The National Arts Festival announced the winners of the coveted Gold and Silver 2012 Standard Bank Ovation Awards, and a … More
Irish surfer Glenn Hall wins Pro Ballito today
Irish surfer Glenn Hall, 30, secured the biggest win of his career taking out the ASP Prime Mr Price Pro … More
Kline Smith wins best writer and director award at National Arts festival
Kline Smith from the University of KZN (Pietermaritzburg) won the best director and writer title at the 2012 Student Theatre … More
Read the July edition of St Francis Chronicle online
Calling all St Francis Chronicle readers who live elsewhere in South Africa or abroad -in Europe, Australia, the US, Dubai, Mauritius … More
A winner will be crowned at ASP Pro Ballito today
The predicted cold front hit Durban this morning producing clean two-metre waves for the final day of the Mr Price … More
Smith and Travis in the ASP Ballito Pro finals today
Jordy Smith and Travis Logie kept the flag flying for South Africa and advanced into the final day of competition … More
Shark attack victim recovering in Mossel Bay hospital
NSRI spoke to Jacques Mostert, 29, from Centurion, this morning by telephone and he is in good spirits and recovering … More
Local fishermen feeling the pinch from reclusive squid
By Bev Mortimer: Port St Francis’ 640 squid fishermen, like their counterparts elsewhere in the Eastern and Western Cape, are … More
Nothing underhand about abalone permits
By Bev Mortimer: There is nothing underhand in the way abalone permits have been issued to Eastern Cape fishermen. So … More
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