Queensburgh News

  • Bikers cook up a storm at bargain day

    Community galleries

    Queenburgh Cheshire Homes, the oldest Home in South Africa, has been caring for and supporting residents with physical disabilities since…

  • Dean is ‘Wight’ on track for Comrades

    Local news

    Dean Wight, the Queensburgh Harriers' most experienced Comrades runner, is geared up for this year's race.

  • Railway repairs not on track

    Local news

    Residents are fed up with Metrorail's reluctance to repair broken fencing and install new fencing along the railway lines in…

  • Soccer legends meet for fundraiser

    Local sport

    Hundreds of soccer legends and friends met up at Escombe Football Club for a fundraiser lunch.

  • Dine with local soccer legends

    Local news

    Join this football fundraiser and rub shoulders with some of the best local football legends.

  • Help find missing girl (11)

    Local news

    Ashmika Singh (11) was last seen going to school on Wednesday, 4 March.

  • Dine with local soccer legends at Escombe fundraiser

    Local news

    Rub shoulders with some of the greatest names in local soccer history at the Escombe Football Club Legends' Lunch this…

  • Court dates loom for animal hoarder

    Crime

    Couple to appear in court over animal abuse charges.

  • Missing Nirvana Hills child found at friend’s house

    Local news

    Malvern police alert parents and children to keep an open relationship.

  • Director claims names of chemicals are confidential

    Local newsUpdate

    The director of Stoble Warehousing and Distribution says he cannot issue the names of the chemicals, as it is intellectual…

  • Umbilo River water still polluted a week later

    Local newsUpdate

    The Umbilo River water is still polluted a week after a factory housing chemicals burnt down, causing its chemicals to…

  • Dead fish were found in the Umbilo River.

    Umbilo River water toxic – municipality warns

    Local newsUpdate

    eThekwini Municipality said the chemicals that spilled into the Umbilo River have been found to be toxic to marine organisms.

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