The Kromme River Joint River Committee has launched a public opinion poll to assess the views of all affected parties … More
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Theft of monkey signs
The four signs that were recently erected in St Francis Bay and which asked people not to feed the monkeys … More
St Francis Chronicle August 2014 edition is now online
St Francis Chronicle August 2014 edition is now online. The print edition is now out in select stores in … More
Areva wins contract to replace 6 Koeberg Steam Generators
Eskom’s Board of directors announced today, 16 August 2014, that the contract to replace Koeberg Steam Generators has been awarded … More
No electricity in Kouga this Sunday 17 August
There will be no electricity in Kouga Municipal area on Sunday, 17 August from 5 am- 10 pm. Kouga Municipality … More
Fisherman evacuated by NSRI St Francis Bay
NSRI St Francis Bay today, 10 August 2014, evacuated a fisherman from a chokka fishing boat 4 nautical miles off-shore … More
Petrol price to remain unchanged in August
The petrol price will remain unchanged in August, the Department of Energy said today, 1 August 2014. In July, the … More
Surfer attacked by shark in Muizenberg this afternoon
A 20 year-old surfer from Newlands, Cape Town, was attacked by a shark today and suffered multiple lacerations. The man, … More
SA’s population is about 54 million- Stats SA
South Africa’s population is estimated to be at 54 million with the life expectancy of the population at 61-years of … More
Sanccob EC’s Wilna Wilkinson passes away
The Sanccob EC team in Cape St Francis, has released the following tragic news: “It is with the deepest sadness … More
Search for fisherman overboard offshore St Francis Bay
Despite an extensive sea and air search by NSRI St Francis Bay volunteer crew, helicopters and fishing boats there has been no sign of … More
R850-million to go to nuclear development – Energy Minister
Energy Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson says R850 million of her department’s R7.4-billion budget will go towards nuclear development “On the … More
