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Musicians take Maskandi music abroad
Local newsMusicians Qadasi and Maqhinga are finding fame and fortune beyond the borders of our country, with a unique blend of…
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Spreading awareness on World Alzheimer’s day
Local newsWorld Alzheimer’s day is observed to educate and spread awareness with the aim of filling the information gap and breaking…
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Supporting local artists
Local newsThe Hillcrest Aids Centre is calling on the community to support a local artist by bidding on his artwork displayed…
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Kloof learner returns from swimming competition in Peru
Local newsSt Mary’s DSG Kloof congratulates their learner for returning with a bronze medal from an international swimming competition.
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Equestrian vaulters fundraise to attend national championships
Local newsKwandengezi children have made the KZN Equestrian Vaulting team and will be competing in the South African National Vaulting Championships…
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Looking out for the well-being of the flood victims
Children who are housed in the Nazareth Community hall after the floods received toys from UNICEF, Impande and with the…
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Social activists walk more than 600km for change
A group of social activists recently completed an epic march from Gauteng to the coastal city of Durban, to raise…
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Dealing with grief
Local newsDealing with loss is a personal experience that can be overcome in different ways, and speaking about it is one…
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Modelmaker harnesses the force to create Star Wars characters
Brian Smith's passion for science fiction and his background in computer programming have led to the creation of screen-accurate models,…
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Varsity College learners take part in awareness campaign
IIE's Varsity College took part in a beach clean up as part of their student services.
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Popular red grape is celebrated the world over
Local newsGrenache grapes are widely cultivated and universally enjoyed by wine connoisseurs – so much so that there is an international…
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25 years of teaching and learning
Local newsWyebank creche and Pre-School is happy to have been serving the community for the past 25 years.
