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The marine splendour of the East Coast has attracted recreation and tourism products for decades.
Scores of 50-plus women from six coastal communities brave heaving seas in celebration of salt, surf and sisterhood
Popular educational stories that do a deep dive into the bush, forests, waters and skies we live in and under are rare.
Repair of vandalised facilities being addressed, says metro, but many challenges remain
In an extraordinary display of joy and solidarity, scores of 50-plus women braved heaving seas to make body boarding history on Nahoon Beach. The first national Granny Grommets Festival attracted 132 surfing women from six seaside communities along the South African coast for two days of laughter and courage. Organised by the Nahoon […]
A little rain won't douse the fire dancers, scores of street stalls and a plethora of events at the Saturday 3pm street party, the climax of the nine-day independent Hello Chintsa Sardine Festival.
Southern Africa is braced for a spring-through-summer drought and heatwaves as the global climate swings into a strong, even super El Niño state.
The El Niño is likely to reach a very strong state with surface sea temperature anomalies becoming so exceptional that it would be justifiable to call it a “Super El Niño”.
Independent meteorologists Annette Botha and Michelle du Plessis of Vox Weather told their online audience of more than 377,000 there was a 63% chance of the El Niño becoming “very strong” by year's end.
Here is a summary of the SA Weather Service's seasonal rainfall forecast provided by SAWS scientist Dr Christien Engelbrecht.
