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Dear Kormorant Readers,
After many years of bringing local news, community stories, events and information to the Hartbeespoort community in print, Kormorant has made the decision to stop printing the newspaper.
Going forward, Kormorant will be published exclusively online, allowing us to continue serving the Hartbeespoort community with the latest local news and information in a more immediate and accessible way.
While we are saying goodbye to the printed newspaper, our commitment to the community remains stronger than ever. Our online platform will continue to provide readers with the local news, stories, events and information they have come to expect from Kormorant.
For our advertisers, this change also provides exciting opportunities to reach readers online and engage with them through digital advertising and our online platforms.
We would like to sincerely thank all our readers, advertisers, contributors and supporters who have been part of the Kormorant journey. Your support over the years has helped make Kormorant an important part of the Hartbeespoort community.
The newspaper may no longer be printed, but Kormorant is still here — online and committed to Harties.
Visit us online and continue to stay connected with your community.
Warm regards,
The Kormorant Team
