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Kom together on November 25 at 6pm on your street and share a meal and refreshment with residents of your street! Organise it yourself...

PeaceJam South Africa, in partnership with the Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation, presents ‘THE POWER OF PEACE,’ a dialogue with...

Kudos to Kom resident Mark Skelton for building a ladder up a very steep and difficult section of one of the Kommetjie paths that lead up...

You are warmly invited to watch world acclaimed film The Letter at St Joseph's church at the top of Rubbi Road, Kommetjie, at 18h30 on...

A day or two ago, a resident on the corner of Benning Drive and Ixia was filming the milkwoods and listening to the sounds of the...

Data collection in Kommetjie resumes! From 22 September to 6 October fieldworkers will be back continuing the door-to-door survey in...

The KRRA invites Kommetjie residents to join us tomorrow 9:00 at the Wireless road carpark for World Cleanup Day.

The KRRA reports some clarity on the future of the burned down Swan Lodge after heritage authorities announced that permission for the...

The Friends of Kommetjie Library invite young and old and inbetween to a collaborative Spring Planting Day, which aims to plant as many...

After several months of calm, it's Kommetjie's turn to host the baboons again, and many locals (of the human variety) are not happy....

Waste Mart apologises that they are not able to put trucks on the road today due to staff shortages this morning as a result of taxi...

Detailed minutes of the recent Kommetjie Residents and Ratepayers Association AGM have been released. Download them, and the Chair's...

Your opinion is needed to reach decisions. This burnt-out building at the centre of Kommetjie has become a focus of community concern...

The Social Fabric group of KRRA, in collaboration with global youth organisation PeaceJam, invite you to a screening of Until We Are...

Dr Ben Cousins, a renowned social scientist and land expert who is assisting with this vexatious issue, presented on the Baboon Dialogues...

From Thursday 1 June to the 10th, fieldworkers will be going door-to-door conducting a survey in Kommetjie. This is part of an...

Welcome to this year's AGM! Here is a rundown of what we will cover at the meeting, which promises to be a bumper edition!

We will be rolling out several stories of Kommetjie residents who were forced to move to Ocean View between 1968 and 1972 as a result of...

We lived for decades as a family of 12 kids of water bailiff Jacob Daniels until the day we were forced to Ocean View. By Louisa Layters.

John Daniels and his sister Johanna Williams grew up in Kommetjie, but were forcibly removed to Ocean View. This is their story.