Buffalo City appeals for calm as plague of midges descends on KuGompo

Author: Sithandiwe VelaphiPublished on: August 31, 2026Country: South Africa

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Buffalo City appeals for calm as plague of midges descends on KuGompo

Buffalo City has called for calm in response to a plague of midges affecting the KuGompo area. Local authorities have advised residents to stay indoors during peak insect hours. Measures are being implemented to control the situation and minimize the impact on the community.

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