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Sardines net in Margate, Hibberdene on Comrades Day

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The long-awaited Sardine Run has officially kicked off along the KwaZulu-Natal coast. They netted at 8:30am at Margate Main Beach, and again at 9am at Hibberdene on the South Coast.
Vinesh Soogreem says it’s predicted that they’ll be heading to the Scottburgh area from Monday. Depending on the wind direction, we could see them in Durban by next weekend.

Photo credit: Jace Govender

9 Jun 2024 7AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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