Keep water safety top of mind, asks NSRI
Category: News
Keep water safety top of mind, asks NSRI. The organisation says it has noticed an increase in rescue activity along parts of the country’s coastline. Add to this, warmer weather and the school holidays. It has urged members of the public to take water safety precautions when visiting beaches, swimming pools, rivers and dams. The NSRI’S andrew Ingram, “Water safety starts before you leave home.” Keep water safety top of mind, asks NSRI
DA hauls parties before the Electoral Court for “deliberately hiding” their candidates
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The DA has filed an urgent application in the Electoral Court against ActionSA, the EFF, the MK Party and GOOD, alleging they are bending the rules governing candidate lists in this year’s Local Government Elections. The DA alleges these parties have deliberately submitted their proportional representation (PR) lists with only one name on them, which they say is a ploy to hide their candidates from voters. According to electoral rules, parties are
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Esterhuizen to captain Springboks against Australia, 13 changes made to the starting side
Category: Sports
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has named a new-look team for Sunday’s Test against Australia in Perth, making 13 changes to the starting side that beat the All Blacks in Baltimore. Andre Esterhuizen will captain the Springboks for the first time, becoming the 68th player to lead South Africa. The versatile Sharks midfielder has previously captained his club side and has also been used at loose forward for the Boks. Jasper Wiese will
LOOK: Robben Island volunteers remove two tonnes of marine debris in coastal clean-up
Category: Lifestyle
More than 150 volunteers have joined a major coastal clean-up on Robben Island to remove more than two tonnes of marine debris from the island’s shoreline. The initiative, held to mark International Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday 19 September, was organised by the Robben Island Museum (RIM), in partnership with the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB), Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages and other partners. Robben Island is surrounded






