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  • Community gives generously

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    On behalf of the Ballito Cancer Support network I would like to thank the following sponsors of our First Love…

  • What is happening to Stanger roads?

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    A short while ago I read an article in one of our local tabloids regarding progress made in providing adequate…

  • Two years’ water increase on bills

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    Ilembe District Municipality increased sewerage by 18% while advertised 9.5% in Budget on 20/3/13. An angry business consumer phoned and…

  • Exciting find, but not novel

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    The notebook penned by Albert Luthuli is a wonderful contribution to South Africa’s historiography (Luthuli: why tribalism must go, Courier,…

  • A few selfish pet owners spoil for others

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    I unfortunately, once again (whilst feeding the last remaining feral cat colony on the promenade at La Montagne last night)…

  • Heads should roll for false payments

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    The long awaited report on the renovation and upgrade of the council chambers has finally been tabled. Shocking revelations were…

  • No joy from faulty Telkom account

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    I took a contract via Telkom KwaDukuza and found that what was advertised was not what I received. I returned…

  • Any takers for Diwali cheer?

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    The Tongaat Diwali Celebration Committee is spreading a little cheer this Diwali 2013 by contributing to its food hamper drive.…

  • Will taxi guards mow commuters down?

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    I recently holidayed in your lovely, quiet little holiday town, a town I notice is attempting, judging from much development,…

  • The DA’s rights in a ‘pootocracy’

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    The DA has a constitutional right and obligation to approach the courts to demand full disclosure on the Nkandlagate scandal.…

  • School sold off equipment at ridiculous price

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    The governing body of a school stands in a position of trust towards the school and when undertaking its functions…

  • Education and jobs were better

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    Life under apartheid was better because there were many job opportunities. Indian and Bantu education produced some of the best…

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