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Housing estate to go ahead

THE owners of a Bushman‘s River farm that is the subject of a land claim, have vowed it will not stop them from forging ahead with a housing development.

Mali won’t face disciplinary action

THE official opposition in the Ndlambe council has labelled the ruling party as being “soft on discipline”.

Surfs up for Oakley 2010 Pro

COOL heads have prevailed in a tiff between two local surfing clubs over allowing national contests to be surfed at East Beach.

Ndlambe solves debt problems

In a groundbreaking announcement, which will benefit all ratepayers and residents in Ndlambe, Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CGaTA), Sicelo Shiceka, said he was so impress

Include NSRI in your will

THE National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI), which voluntarily performs a selfless lifesaving service along South Africa‘s coastline, should be foremost in the mind of any person who wants to make dona

Now Désirée is a psychologist

New psychologist in town, Desireé van Genechten.

ALTHOUGH she started losing her eyesight at a young age, Désirée van Genechten‘s resilient spirit and determination to succeed saw her qualify as a psychologist.

High alert at court

FOUR high profile robbery suspects aged between 26 and 29 appeared amid high security and a strong police presence in the Port Alfred magistrate‘s court on Tuesday.

ANC reprieve for Mali

AN anticipated bid by the ANC to take disciplinary steps against errant corporate services director Thandeka Mali did not materialise at last week‘s council meeting.

Hotel approval rescinded

NDLAMBE council has rescinded, with some reluctance, its approval for a hotel to be built at the Port Alfred Small Boat Harbour.

Two nearly drown at PA’s West Beach

The Port Alfred NSRI went to the assistance of a huge cargo liner, Caja Empress, off Boknes last week.

TWO children nearly drowned at West Beach on Sunday – the latest in a string of incidents at the beach which is meant to have signs warning bathers of the dangers of the strong rip- currents.