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Buy a book and help the donkeys at Eseltjiesrus sanctuary
Hundreds of books will be for sale at R30 each at the Eseltjiesrus Donkey Sanctuary near McGregor from 11 to 14 December. Coffee table books are marked 20% off.
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The great turbine trek from Saldanha to Swellendam
Extensive logistical studies are carried out before the enormous parts of the wind turbines are transported from the harbour to the wind farm.
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Montagu roads and supply pipes upgraded by municipality
The Langeberg Municipality upgraded several intersections in the town at a cost of R3,6m. Construction has also started on new water pipelines in Bonnievale.
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Beloved Touwsrivier loco shines after volunteers give it a new layer of paint
This iron giant, one of only two remaining of its kind and a landmark in the railway town of Touwsrivier, will soon be sporting Christmas lights too.
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Bus service accessible to those with disabilities too
The Western Cape Mobility Department says that the GO GEORGE bus service is an example of accessible and inclusive public transport.
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3 558 new constables boost police ranks for festive season
South African Police Service holds simultaneous passing out parades at five academies to boost crime-fighting capacity during busy holiday period.
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Beware of scammers pretending to be from the municipality
The Breede Valley Municipality warned residents and business owners not to fall victim to scammers claiming to be municipal officials.
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Eight-day Langeberg blaze finally brought under control
The community of Montagu stood together and assisted firefighters to get the fire that spread from Ashton under control before infrastructure were damaged.
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Montagu’s mountain sign sports a new layer of paint
Visitors to the area will now immediately spot the Montagu sign welcoming them into town, thanks to a group of seventeen dedicated volunteers.
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Matrics have mixed emotions over second Maths paper
Across the Western Cape more than 77 000 matrics sat down for this reckoning with the numbers; if they are successful it may open many doors.
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