Tom Coetzee is our Sea Rescue station commander at Kommetjie. He is also a professional first aid trainer. Tom, of Essential Safety Solutions, kindly donated his time to give our Face to Face team in Cape Town an introduction to ...
In preparation for the Dusi on the 16, 17 and 18th of February 2012, fifteen of our Durban Sea Rescue volunteers and eleven Navy Divers attended a Swift-water rescue course run by Rob Hill who is a CSA/KNCU Safety Officer.The ...
Join the Wilderness volunteers on 25 February 2012 from 9h00 for the inaugural local beach festival, aimed at raising much needed funds for Wilderness Sea Rescue Station 23.There will be a social beach volleyball tournament that will include School teams ...
The ‘Knights of the Missing Table’ undertook a trip to Port Elizabeth in December to watch the IRB Sevens Rugby Tournament. Held for the first time in the friendly city, the tour, as well as the tournament, was a huge ...
Port Elizabeth volunteer Marcus Oshry writes about a sand 4x4 course that the Station 6 volunteers did recently:In January 2001 all vehicles were banned from driving on South African beaches. This means that 12 years ago, many 4x4 enthusiasts knew ...
By Dr Deborah Robertson-Andersson.If you woke up in Hout Bay on the 20th of November 2011 it would have been to the calls of seagulls yelling “mine, mine, mine”, thousands of seals barking in the bay and the excited calls ...
This editorial appeared in the Saturday Argus of 21 January 2012 :'One hundred and eight people in the Western Cape are going about their everyday lives, but without the efforts of the NSRI in the past seven weeks, they would ...
Thanks to all who supported Sea Rescue during the Queen Mary 2's visit to Durban - a day later than she was expected, and then to really thwart all planning ... her arrival was an hour earlier than advertised. For ...
UPDATE: The strong South Easter in Cape Town has made the QM2 a day late in Durban. She will now enter Durban harbour on Sunday 29 January 2012 and Sea Rescue is offering 60 people the best possible view of ...
Clicks are proud sponsors of Sea Rescue.For the second year they are helping protect our volunteers at sea with their SUNprotect sport and lip balm.Each of our crewmen, country wide, has been issued with a sunstick and lip balm that ...
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