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IN DEEP WATERS : Lifesaving World Champs put Nelson Mandela Bay to the test

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IN DEEP WATERS : Lifesaving World Champs put Nelson Mandela Bay to the test

With the Lifesaving World Championships starting on 25 November, repairs, equipment procurement and beachfront safety remain under scrutiny.

Community groups are helping with preparations, but a recurring sewage spill near Kings Beach raises further questions about the metro’s readiness.

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