A triple tragedy that unfolded within a month at a family home with heritage significance in Somerset West is now seemingly at a point of no return.
First it was the floods that were the result of the Lourens River bursting its banks at Island Park, which prompted the resident to vacate her property. This resulted in vagrants swooping on the home, which they burgled and looted, and the final straw was a fire that engulfed the home last week and left behind nothing but ruin.
The endeavours of several key role-players dedicated to promoting awareness of the plight of undocumented children received a much-needed boost following a special visit by the Western Cape Commissioner for Children Christina Nomdo, who had been called on in support of the joint initiative intended to culminate in the launch of an official campaign in August.
Embark on a culinary journey through the authentic flavours of France, with the new winter menu at Vergelegen wine estate’s Café Fleur. Even better, guests can enjoy a special offer of a complimentary dessert of their choice with every order of a starter plus main course. This winter special is available until Sunday 16 July.
The heart warming benevolence displayed in aid of a vulnerable furry friend on the verge of death has earned a Lwandle local deserving praise last Wednesday (21 June).
We have all strolled along our magnificent Strand Beach and been appalled by the debris washed ashore by the sea. While detritus from the sea itself is acceptable, that of human origin is not: plastic in myriad forms, fishing equipment, apparel, wrap