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20 January

The Montagu area has experienced at least 10 major floods since the town’s establishment in the early 1850s. 1867 The first recorded flood was in 1867, when the Keisie River […]

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20 January

Over the years, flooding of the Cogmans River has periodically devastated Ashton and the surrounding farmlands. The floods of 1981 and 2003 caused major disruptions to local economic activities.In January […]

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28 September

When it comes to honey, Montagu is blessed. Availability however was under threat because of the drought which lasted many years. Enjoying one of the wettest winters Montagu has seen […]

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03 September

The KFM 94.5 “Best of the Cape awards” is a great initiative. It gives everyone a chance to vote for their favourite businesses, from small attractions to an entire town. […]

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26 April

What a year it has been for all. It is more than 7 months now since our last newsletter and we have all been experiencing the drama of the Covid […]

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29 March

Visitors often comment on how impressed they are with the cleanliness of the town of Montagu. This is thanks to a combined effort of the Langeberg Municipality, caring locals and […]

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21 September

Montagu Museum is going online bringing its range of 53 herbal remedies ranging from Anaemia to Women’s ailments and our popular Herbal Remedy books both in English and Afrikaans to […]

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20 June

It is a sad fact of today’s world that many bits and pieces of valuable information on various subjects, especially in paper form or on personal computers, are being lost.However, […]

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17 March

Panic causes anxiety, weakens the immune system and inhibits creative thinking. The crisis we’re causing surrounding this issue can cause more damage, more economic harm, more wealth destruction and ultimately […]

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10 February

I had the privilege to take a deeper look behind one of the very “busy” and caring NPO’s in Montagu and chat to Olin Kiewietz of Change Agents South Africa.

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