On The Edge: KZN Floods Update

KZN Floods Update

On The Edge: KZN Floods Update On The Edge: KZN Floods Update featuring Umhlanga, Tiger Rocks, The Cutting, Black Rock, Scottburgh, Umzumbe, Sunwich, Umtentweni…presented by The Bear, Chelsea Dog and the Usual Suspects. A massive thank you to Cliff Bamber for obtaining permission for us to use some of the fabulous WOW (World of Wings) … Read more

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Kob Slaughter in Namibia – Full Story

Bring on the Clowns - Kob Slaughter in Namibia

Kob Slaughter in Namibia – Full Story Kob Slaughter in Namibia – Full Story: As it turns out, the kob slaughter we have recently been exposed to on social media, has been going on for quite some time now. Some of the transgressors have been apprehended, and jailed. Just not the ones in our video … Read more

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The KOB News including Sardines, Shad, Cyclones and Brown Water

The Kob News 20 Jan 2025

The KOB News including Sardines, Shad, Cyclones and Brown Water The KOB News including Sardines, Shad, Cyclones and Brown Water: starting with the Kob News… The KOB News Nick and Dylan Kempen have been lurking in all the right SKZN car parks this January it seems… Yes these are all handsome little koblets here. All … Read more

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Full Moon Spring Tides and Coastal Safety Precautions

NSRI News and Advisory

Full Moon Spring Tides and Coastal Safety Precautions For Immediate Release10 January 2025NSRI Advisory: Full Moon Spring Tides and Coastal Safety Precautions:The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) urges holidaymakers and visitors to the coast to exercise caution during the final days of the school holidays, as the upcoming full moon spring tide is set to … Read more

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Duty to Warn: The ANC’s Polluted Waterways and the Impact on Tourism

Duty to Warn 31 December 2024

Duty to Warn: The ANC’s Polluted Waterways and the Impact on Tourism Duty to Warn: The ANC’s Polluted Waterways and the Impact on Tourism: The concept of “Duty to Warn” in South African law mandates that individuals or entities must inform others of potential hazards to prevent harm. This principle can be aptly applied to … Read more

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