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Meeting was with the new senior Eastern Cape AG executive and AG’s Ndlambe audit manager.
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A coalition of local organisations has formally called on Ndlambe Municipality to address urgent lapses in the Environmental Authorisation and Maintenance Management Plan for our coastal dunes. The letter outlines legal concerns, proposed solutions, and the...
EcoCoast Dry Bones Valley dune rehabilitation plan to Ndlambe Municipality
Dear Kenton On Sea Rate Payers Association (KOSRA) Thank you for your participation in the public consultation process for the Draft IDP and Budget 2025/26. Please see: A formal response letter from the Municipal Manager, and An annexure outlining detailed responses...
Please find attached a formal response letter from the Office of the Municipal Manager, providing an update on the current status of KOSRA’s IDP/budget submission.Below is the reply from Rene Uren Dear Kevin, Thank you once again for your valued input on the Draft...
These comments relate to the Draft Integrated Development Plan (IDP) which KOSRA received on Monday 7th April 2025 and which is also available on the Ndlambe Municipality website. Below is the reply from Rene Uren last week Dear Kevin Thank you for your submission on...
THE KOSRA REVOLUTION IS WORKING!! You may have noticed the improvements to the roads around town that have been achieved in just more than our first year of the KOSRA REVOLUTION. We are grateful to the community members who continue to support KOSRA’s efforts. As you...
After Ndlambe Municipality missed two out of three deadlines and reports, the following letter was sent to them on Thursday, February 13.
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Thanks for your hard work on this issue KOSRA. The proposed petrol station is not only not needed but will cause traffic problems. Keep up the good work
Has a fund been created for a potential court case over this?
We need one of our younger techies to work on trying to get this story out there in the broader social media space
We do not need another filling station or shops at the entrance to Kenton – it is such a dangerous road already why make it more dangerous? More Rubbish & so unsightly will just detract fm our little jewel of a town
Please continue with your excellent work to preserve the natural beauty and small town enchanting coastal experience, I for one would not support this service station or the shop development at the entrance to Kenton On Sea. The negative Impact on the town and environment will be catastrophic for the older people like my self who enjoy the quiet/ peaceful situation. The wild-life and bird-life are already dwindling away from our town and nature sanctuary, and no one has mentioned the increased noise and air pollution from increased traffic on the R72 exacerbated by another failed supposed “progressive development” that has somehow escaped all the objections raised by the community, that have been Ignored by Ndlambe council?