Down on the beach during December, several parents reported that their children stopped their games and stood transfixed as they watched a small antelope come out of the milkwood forest, stroll along the dune, then go back into the forest, completely unconcerned about the people on the beach.
The tourists as in image were equally delighted by this alarmingly tame baby bushbuck, which they feared had lost its mother.
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.
Maintenance Process halted A consultation process began with Ndlambe Municipality around the 18th of November 2023 when Ndlambe correctly engaged in moving sand to give the Howson family access to their property after the storms and tidal surges experienced during the...
KOSRA has conducted an analysis of the Annual Financial Statements of Ndlambe for the years from 2019 to 2023
KOSRA paid Ratings Afrika to perform/produce the MFSI on Ndlambe.
Illegal Dumping, convenience Blue Bins and Black Bag waste
In this newsletter: road maintenance, valuations, the 2025 budget, news about the dune, water challenges we are facing, exciting news about recycling and so much more.
Your town needs you! While we wait for contributions from Ndlambe, let’s help ourselves to carry on the good work of making Kenton-on-Sea the jewel of the Eastern Cape…
Kellis has brought a renewed energy to Bushman’s Recycling but he needs our support to make this difficult and challenging business work.
A group of skilled individuals working to better our town. Trust the team, trust the process.
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