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On 8 March, the Kom FynForce riders take on the Cape Town Cycle Tour. Not just for the finish line. For the land we love. 🌿 INVASIVE ALIEN PLANTS ARE CHOKING OUR FYNBOS They steal water. They destroy biodiversity. They fuel wildfires. We are fighting back. 💥 YOUR R110 MAKES IT REAL 10 donations of R110 = 2 workers + 1 chainsaw = 1 full day clearing alien vegetation That’s restoration. That’s protection. That’s action. 💛 EVERY RAND COUNTS Every pedal stroke counts. Every

After at least 7 years of delay during which time KRRA has contacted developers, Spar, architects and the City with minimal or no response, we now have a set of updated plans for the proposed SPAR shopping centre just east of our traffic circle. These are out for comment until the 23 March 2026 as departures from the building regulations are being applied for and have to be dealt with before construction can begin. Departures from building regulations mostly concern the entr

The Kommetjie Residents and Ratepayers' Association (KRRA) is deeply concerned by an incident in Kommetjie yesterday that saw a security guard strike a young resident of Ocean View in the face with a pistol, which required medical attention at Fish Hoek Hospital.

💘 KOM Share the LOVE! 💘All aboard the Kom Love Train 🚲💌

In Part 2 of the KRRA Summer Wildfire Safety Series, we look at ways to reduce the threat of veld fires encroaching on our property to limit damage and danger to buildings, people and pets.

A special meeting was convened recently on the sewerage leaks facing Ocean View and Kommetjie, which was well attended by concerned residents. Here is a summary and a full minutes of the meeting. Thanks to this summary by Lizelle Wagner: Councillor (Simon Liell-Cock) explained that a significant portion of the problem has been caused by people deliberately putting objects into the sewer system, particularly in Ocean View. Items found in the pipes include drainpipes, ladders,

NSRI Signage Replaced & A New Safety Buoy Installed A big thank you to everyone who helped make this happen. Clear NSRI signage has been replaced, and a new buoy is now in place to help keep swimmers safer along this stretch of coast. Special thanks to Cameron James from The Last Word — who recently helped rescue two swimmers in trouble — for lending Mike Smit a hand. Local action, real impact. KRRA is volunteer-led and powered by community care. Projects like this only happe

There will be a public meeting regarding sewage spillage and river health concerns on Wednesday 21 January at the Kommetjie Primary School Hall starting 6pm.

The Kommetjie Residents’ and Ratepayers’ Association (KRRA) has endorsed a submission by the Sunnydale Ratepayers’ Association (SRA) that objects to plans for 32 dwelling units on Capri Common -- a Critical Biodiversity Area (CBA).

We’re currently facing two significant wildlife health risks along our coastline — Avian Influenza and rabid/aggressive seals — and together they create an increased safety concern for residents, pets, and wildlife.

Contractors have been working overtime in the past couple of weeks to resolve a series of sewage spills between Kommetjie and Ocean View, which prompted numerous enquiries and concerns from residents -- the latest spills were caused by two sewage pipe collapses in Ocean View, which sent raw sewage into the stormwater system and the Bokramspruit. The Homeowners Association (HoA) of Riverside Village confirmed that five sewege spills have occurred within the village since Septe

After three years of negotiations, a 3-metre-wide tarred walkway and cycle path is finally being built between Kommetjie and Ocean View, which ensures safer passage for wheelchair users, parents with prams, children, and cyclists moving between our two communities. A huge thank-you to KRRA road safety principle Caro Smit from SADD ( www.sadd.org.za ) for her persistent, tireless work to make Kommetjie’s roads safer for all of us. Caro’s dedication — supported by KRRA — has le

See everyone tomorrow for the Kommetjie Festival, a day jam-packed with cool events that kick off at 06h30 for 7am with the KomRun and Yoga on The Kom, and ending at midnight with the Official Afterparty and prize-giving, live music and the rugby at the Fisherman, with loads in between!

Hello Kommetjie Community, Here’s your November round-up from the Kommetjie Residents & Ratepayers Association (KRRA) — what’s been achieved, what’s underway, and what’s next for our village. 🌊 LOCAL ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE 🌿 Fynbos & Environment 🌿 Fynforce Kommetjie continues its hands-on work clearing invasive vegetation and nurturing indigenous growth across the village. Recent efforts focused on restoring biodiversity along Wireless Road (thank you Eugenie!) and s

With the fire on Slangkop above Kommetjie, here is Part 1 of a Summer Wildfire Safety Series by the KRRA Disaster Risk Management Subcommittee. If a fire burns near you, preparation and calm action can make all the difference. This guide explains what to do — and when it’s time to leave.

About 17 volunteers from baboon-affected areas in the Deep South will be required in an advisory and civic oversight capacity to assist the Joint Task Team (JTT), made up of officials from the City, Cape Nature and SANParks, with delivering on its Peninsula Baboon Management strategy.

A Social Fabric initiative by KRRA! Join us each month as we gather at sunset on Long Beach, meeting at Surfway car park to stroll together under the glow of the full moon — all the way to the Big Log.

🎃 Save the Date! 🎶Friday, 31 October — it’s time for the Klub Kommetjie Halloween Party! A spooky night of music, fun, and community vibes 👻🎶🎟️ Entrance: R100 — pay directly to Klub Kommetjie via Yoko at Fisherman’s when you book.🚫 No under 18s, please.Dress to thrill! 🕸️🦇 Thank you Rene Tanguy!

Mostly, we work on pulling out little seedlings and medium-sized ones — it’s easy, satisfying work and we’ll show you everything you need to know. It’s interesting, rewarding, and makes a real difference.

🌿 Wildlife Alert — Let’s Protect Our Young Caracals! Two adventurous young caracals have been spotted roaming between Kommetjie and Misty Cliffs. They’re curious and still learning about their new world — let’s help keep them safe as they settle in. 💚 Simple ways to coexist: • Keep dogs on leads • Give caracals plenty of space • Keep cats indoors at night • Drive slowly, especially at dawn and dusk • Don’t use rat poison — it kills owls, caracals, and other predators that n