Sea Rescue is urging the public to be extra cautious at beaches and over the Easter weekend. The full moon spring tide, which peaked yesterday, will cause stronger than normal rip currents around the coast. As we head towards winter ...
Theodore Yach has completed his 100th Robben Island swim!There was great support at the finish at Three Anchor Bay for the swimmers who came in around 11am. Theodore used this swim to raise funds for 6 special charities on this ...
Nicholas Mortley, 17, is going for his third Robben Island swim again raising funds for the WaterWise Academy. For the last two years has swum in the Freedom Day Robben Island swim. This year, weather permitting, it takes place on ...
The rescue crew at Station 37 JBay in their new jumpsuitsA huge congratulations to Ronette Neale-May from Jeffreys Bay on winning the 48' Samsung LED SMART TV, kindly sponsored by True Technologies for Jeffreys Bay Station Commander, Rieghard Janse ...
Our Port Alfred crew were donated a whiteboard and easel last night by the Stenden Disaster Management group as a token of their appreciation. The rescue base hosted the Disaster Management students for three weeks where they joined them for ...
After a full day conference hosted by the Cape Town MRCC, the International Maritime Rescue Federation trustees enjoyed a trip into Table Bay, which was kindly donated by NSRI's Howard Godfrey. A big thank you to the Melkbosstrand volunteers who ...
The first day of the three day International Maritime Rescue Federation seminar and forum took place at the Cape Sun hotel in Cape Town today. Topics for presentation and discussion varied from the deployment of rescue services to deal with ...
At 14h40 on Friday 11 March Simon's Town Sea Rescue volunteers freed a Juvenile Cape Gannet that was trapped in coils of barbed wire near the False Bay yacht club. Noticing that the bird was in difficulty as they were ...
An International Maritime Rescue Federation seminar will be held in Cape Town from 13 to 15 March 2016.A group of maritime rescue experts from around the world will be hosted by SAMSA (South African Maritime Safety Authority) and the National ...
Thanks to the City of Cape Town Sports and Recreation and Cllr-Jacques Weber for organising the beach safety signs that are being put up in the Camps Bay / Sea Point area at the moment. #BeWaterWise ...
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