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Talk of the Town, 16 Jul 2026

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ArticleCalm urged as FMD cases con­firmed

Ndlambe has its first con­firmed cases of foot and mouth dis­ease (FMD). Dr Lungile Jali, act­ing dir­ector of animal health in the state veter­in­ary ser­vices, con­firmed to Talk of the Town that out­breaks of FMD on three private prop­er­ties had...

Calm urged as FMD cases con­firmed

ArticleKenton unveils iconic sculp­ture

A bit of drizzle didn’t stop donors and sup­port­ers of the Kenton-on-Sea Her­it­age Ini­ti­at­ive from gath­er­ing out­side the Kenton Tour­ism office last Fri­day, to cel­eb­rate the unveil­ing of a bush­buck bronze by word fam­ous sculptor Bruce...

Kenton unveils iconic sculp­ture

ArticleGo behind the scenes at Multi Secur­ity’s Open Day

Res­id­ents of Port Alfred, Kenton-on-Sea, Bathurst and sur­round­ing com­munit­ies are invited to take a look behind the scenes of one of the region’s longest-estab­lished secur­ity com­pan­ies when Multi Secur­ity Ser­vices hosts its Open Day on...

Go behind the scenes at Multi Secur­ity’s Open Day

ArticleCalm urged as FMD cases con­firmed

Ndlambe has its first con­firmed cases of foot and mouth dis­ease (FMD). Dr Lungile Jali, act­ing dir­ector of animal health in the state veter­in­ary ser­vices, con­firmed to Talk of the Town that out­breaks of FMD on three private prop­er­ties had...

Calm urged as FMD cases con­firmed

ArticleSHOWCASE

Gail Walker, Joyce Du Plessis, Len­ore Schafer and Ingrid Grif­fiths enjoy a morn­ing of bridge and tea at Bean Tree café recently. They were show­cas­ing the game as an act­ive advert­ise­ment for an intro­duc­tion to bridge course to be held next...

SHOWCASE

ArticleStray cattle blamed for fatal crash on R67

A man was killed on Sunday when the driver of a vehicle trav­el­ling from Port Alfred to Bathurst swerved, allegedly to avoid cattle in the road, and over­turned. The acci­dent occurred on the R67 near the 43 Air School turnoff, at about 5pm on Sunday...

Stray cattle blamed for fatal crash on R67

ArticleCRIME REPORT

Crime across the Multi Secur­ity oper­a­tional areas remained encour­agingly low this past week, with only one tres­passing incid­ent repor­ted in Port Alfred. The remainder of our call-outs were med­ical emer­gen­cies, high­light­ing the grow­ing...

CRIME REPORT