Red tide invasion
Worst affected is the Garden Route coast, with red tide sightings from Algoa Bay to Mossel Bay. The experts predict extensive red tide formations continuing into next year. The tourism industry fears the worst as millions of South Africans head to the …
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Cook keeps champs on track
And the side from Algoa Bay were eight for three within five overs. Two overs after the tea interval things did not get better for the visitors' captain, Colin Ingram. The batsman failed to read a Pumi Matshikwe delivery and edged it to Stephen Cook at …
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High fives all around for Viljoen
With the luncheon interval looming, the men from Algoa Bay lost the wickets of Colin Ingram and David White. Ingram totally misjudged the flight and turn of an Aaron Phangiso delivery and was bowled around his legs while White was caught behind by Van …
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Garden Route National Park goers urged to suspend water activities
The region is among the worst affected areas, with red tide sightings from Algoa Bay to Mossel Bay since the weekend. The natural phenomenon is caused by microscopic phytoplankton rising to the ocean's surface, giving the water a reddish-brown hue.
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