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State of the Coast: KZN
State of the Coast: KZN

State of the Coast: KwaZulu-Natal Chapter 1: Introduction & Background Chapter 2: Overarching Drivers Chapter 3: Climate Variability
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The Profile of the KZN Coast
The Profile of the KZN Coast

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23 Sep 2020

Cubs celebrate International Coastal Clean Up Day

Bianca Lalbahadur (South Coast Sun) Picture: Debbie Fisher, Alexis Fisher, Elethu Tsotsi, Ethan Nel, Tusani Ngcobo, Omphile Sikhakhane Qhawe Ngcobo and Ciara Fisher celebrated International Coastal Clean Up Day.

The 1st Umbogintwini Cubs Group did a wonderful job of cleaning up the area at Amanzimtoti Lagoon on Saturday, 19 September in celebration of International Coastal Clean Up Day. Through a joint effort, the Cubs managed to collect 13 bags of rubbish.

“We started at 9 am and finished at 11 am. After a very exciting day on the beach, we headed back to the car park with our bags and counted how many we had done. I thank the parents for bringing the cubs to the beach for this event and those who stayed with us on the beach and helped out. I really appreciate it,” said Debbie Fisher.

For more information about the Cubs programme, call Debbie on 078-810-0668, send a WhatsApp message to 079-523-8786 or email debbie2za@gmail.com.

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