News Desk More than a year into the pandemic, and with the dreaded 3rd wave sweeping across the nation, anxiety levels are even higher than usual. This is detrimental to emotional and physical health, with consistently high levels of stress increasing one’s risk for long-term health issues. “Our lives have all been turned upside down […]
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Love that lasts despite of…
Treah (57) and her husband Sipho (62) Ndlovu, residing in Sabie, recently renewed their wedding vows at Living Waters Christian Church. They got married on 10 September 1990, and by the grace of God were able to take this step of renewal. They celebrated their second honeymoon in Tzaneen. They are parents to three children, […]
SCCT Golf Day a huge success
Michele du Plessis Sabie Chamber of Commerce and Tourism held a day/night golf event on June 5th at the Sabie Country Club. The goal of the event was to raise funds for the betterment of Sabie. Joy Comley and Nicole Brummer have organised this annual event for eight years very successfully. The day […]
CONTAMINATED SABIE RIVER – ALL THE WAY TO MOZAMBIQUE
Michéle du Plessis “As usual, the municipal manager of TCLM has not had the courtesy to respond to our many previous communications regarding this matter. Despite best efforts on the part of the SRA and numerous Engineer’s reports submitted to TCLM, we have not received any meaningful response about a way forward,” Captain Gwilym Rees, […]
Pilgrim’s community stand together to boost tourism
Frieda Paton Lately, Pilgrim’s Rest is getting many compliments from visitors. The positive comments on social media and elsewhere are a very welcome change after the unstable times during the past decade. “We loved our weekend in Pilgrim’s,” wrote Alison Polley-Green on Facebook. “And the ghost tour on Saturday was the cherry on top.” “The […]