Local news
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Embo crèche gets refurbishment
Local newsAfter six months of planning, fundraising and working on site at Mbalenhle Creche, Hearts in Hands, along with some valued…
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Kathy’s Window: I can’t give up yet!
BlogsWhen is it time to give up and when is it time to keep going? Find out why sub-editor Kathy…
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Get set for incredible milestone
Local newsJoin Parkrun South Africa as it celebrates its one-millionth unique participant. Everyone is welcome to participate for free by walking,…
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Sign up for Kloof SPCA’s trail run
Local newsLace up, bring your dog and enjoy the great outdoors while supporting a good cause.
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What learners look forward to after exams
Local newsSome local high school learners share what they will be doing to relieve the exam stress and rejuvenate their energy.
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Keep the environment clean and earn money
Local newsThe mobility of the Packa-Ching unit, which was recently launched, will address the inconvenience of recycling by taking the recycling…
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Aweh! Find out what’s happening in Durbs
Local newsFind your fun and enjoy a weekend of entertainment with events happening in Durban this week.
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Library shares vital breast cancer resources
Local newsCommunity members were educated about breast cancer at the New Germany Library's Breast Cancer Awareness initiative.
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SPCA field officer receives counselling after hijacking ordeal
Local newsDoctor Mthombeni was forced to relive a traumatic incident after he was, once again, hijacked while he was doing what…
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Entries open for the 98th Comrades Marathon
Local newsEntries officially close on December 9 at 16:30 or as soon as the entry cap of 23 000 is reached.
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Health authority warns of fake versions of Ozempic and other products
Local newsRegulatory watchdog South African Health Products Regulatory Authority said these types of products pose a health risk to the public.
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South Africans to spend billions on Black Friday
Local newsConsumers are being urged to spend wisely on Black Friday as, according to Dr Nyika, statistics show that retailers often…
