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14 Aug 2017

Join Miss Earth SA finalist at Amanzimtoti beach clean-up

Holly Konig (South Coast Sun)

“Miss Earth SA national finalist plans beach clean-up“

 Kingsway High School matriculant and Miss Earth SA national finalist, Caroline Hartog (22) will be hosting a beach clean-up this Sunday, 20 August.  

Caroline turns her focus to the local Amanzimtoti beach stretch, where she hopes to leave a clean and eco-friendly mark.

The beach clean-up will commence at 9am on Amanzimtoti Beach. Bags will be provided but Caroline recommends bringing along gloves for hygiene purposes.

“I would appreciate the love and support from locals to get our local beaches clean,” said Caroline. “Spread the word and get as many friends involved as possible. I know the day is going to be a success.”

 

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