Local news
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From factory worker to law firm owner, a tale of success for KwaDukuza’s Narrine Perumal
Local newsA single mother who lost her husband while five months pregnant, Perumal today owns her own law firm where she…
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Potential shark threat closes Willard Beach and Clarke Bay
Local newsThe Sharks Board has warned of potential shark activity after a dead whale washed ashore at Salmon Bay on Tuesday.
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KwaDukuza man loses legs in suspected hit-and-run incident
Local newsThe injured man was rushed to hospital in a critical condition.
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North Coast rental market shows upward trend as families look to downsize
Local newsAs some families opt to downsize in response to rising costs of living, reports show there remains a demand for…
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Summerhill House fashion show draws a large crowd at Braeside
Local newsThe fashion show served as a fundraiser, collecting an impressive R60 000.
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Illegal dumping at KwaDukuza sparks fire
Local newsThe simple act of flicking a cigarette carelessly saw the butt ignite a pile of illegally dumped trash.
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Queen Elizabeth awards Simbithi local Chris Martin for his humanitarian work
Local newsMartin serves as head of special projects and is the acting regional director for St John South Africa's East Coast…
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Whale calf washes ashore at Salmon Bay [Watch]
Local newsThe carcass was removed from the beach and later dumped at a KwaDukuza landfill site.
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Building of a R77-million bridge begins on the R74 at Maphumulo [Watch]
Local newsKwaZulu Natal Transport MEC Sipho Hlomuka introduced the contractor, WSM Group, to the community on Tuesday.
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Radiant Melissa Landman crowned Miss Ballito 2022
Local newsSince the first pageant in 2011, Zimbali Rotary has raised more than R700 000 for charity.
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Eskom brings back stage 2 loadshedding until Saturday [TIMES]
Local newsAside of the Koeberg nuclear power plant experiencing a trip during a routine test of unit 2's control rod system,…
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Food For Life KwaDukuza needs help to produce 27 000 meals
Local newsThe non-profit organisation intends to prepare 108 pots of food to feed North Coast's underprivileged.
