Knysna-Plett Herald - 2020-10-22

• Tackling ghost-fishing
• Pay your own way, rules High Court
• Pathologis­t testifies to brutality of Hlompho’s murder
• Jong ma voor kind vermoor
• Lollery met T-hemde
• Enigste seun sterf op Outeniquap­as
• Geliefde kleinseun verdrink by Gwaiing
• Woman robbed in Scouts Rd in broad daylight
• Drug dealer gets three years
• Seed receives consultati­ve status
• Khoisan-stamme gekant teen ontwikkeli­ng
• Belgian at wits’ end with Home Affairs
• Honing in on preventing 2nd Covid wave
• Simmers meets with Qolweni community about housing
• De Lille doen huisbesoek voor tussenverk­iesing
• Voetganger­s op N2 ‘n groot probleem
• Munisipali­teit kyk na eie kragvoorsi­ening
• Holiday bookings are filling up quickly
• Tourism industry urged to get ‘stamp of health’ approval
• You can help improve bus service by taking part in annual survey
• They asked for water - and got a ‘new’ home
• Muni to fast-track permanent shelter for Knysna’s homeless
• Jerusalema Outie styl!
• Virtuele beroepsvoo­rligtingsk­onferensie vir gr. 11 en 12-leerders
• Bernard Frost part of untapped talent in Garden Route
• Through the eyes of the youth…
• York High matrics exhibit their art
• Race and gender should not determine the fortunes of South Africans
• Heather Park Neighbourh­ood Watch to elect new committee at AGM
• ‘Ons doen ons bes’ nie goed genoeg
• Vullishope ‘n skande
• Gestremdes laat hul nie onderkry
• Mosselbaai se legendarie­se inry herleef by Hart & Bosch Village
• Apply now for Knysna mayoral bursary fund
• Redline buit rolbalkroo­n
• Aimee gearing up for nationals

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