Local news
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Rehabilitated green turtles set free at Blythedale
Local newsBoth turtles were admitted to the sea turtle hospital at uShaka Sea World last year.
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Partnership offers training for iLembe’s emerging construction contractors
Local newsThe purpose of the programme is to assist up-and-coming companies to compete legitimately for projects and tenders.
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Shakaskraal pupils protest teacher shortage
Local newsNorth Coast Agriculture College's governing body said they were disappointed with the education department, adding that it had to take…
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Woman in critical condition after pit bull attack in Seatides
Local newsThe victim eventually managed to escape and ran to a nearby complex where she called for help.
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Salt Rock and Sheffield power outage passes 24 hours
Local newsIt is understood the fault has been located and electricians are currently busy with repair work.
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Etete youth desk hosts career expo to tackle high unemployment rate
Local newsYoung girls were urged to pursue careers in male-dominated fields and to reject the notion that their past should determine…
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Post office closure confusion
Local newsServices transferred to Umhlali after closure of Zimbali Post Office.
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Waste collector critically injured after falling off moving truck
Local newsThe circumstances leading to the accident are being investigated.
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Shaka’s Head residents experience prolonged blackouts because of illegal connections
Local newsHomeowners are putting the blame on residents of a nearby information settlement.
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New method promises to create snake antivenom in just one hour, easing shortages and saving lives
Local newsSnake Pharm founder Donald Schultz hopes to set up a research facility at Ballito, aided by Ndlondlo Reptile Park's Neville…
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Umhlali Methodist Church calls for community support ahead of 100th anniversary
Local newsParishioner June Haskell said they would be hosting events in the coming months to fund the upgrade, but that the…
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Eskom unable to provide ‘equitable loadshedding’ in KwaDukuza, protests escalate
Local newsChairperson of the iLembe Civic Action Movement, Walter Schotter, remains adamant that more could be done to rectify the situation.
