Local news
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North Coast reverend on a goodwill mission
Local newsThe semi-retired reverend said he now wants to spend most of his time helping the underprivileged.
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Residents drop in to help clean Ballito skate bowl
Local newsA recent makeover of the bowl by RE/MAX Dolphin Realtors and skating legend Dallas Oberholzer has made it a world…
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N2 south closed after bakkie and sugarcane truck collide – traffic backed up to Ballito
Local newsMotorists are advised to delay any southbound trips while efforts to move the sugarcane truck are made.
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North Coast farmers lose millions to floods
Local newsThe South African Cane Growers Association surveyed cane growers and estimated losses in KZN would come to R222.9-million.
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Flood relief pours in from all quarters
Local newsA number of North Coast businesses have rallied to drive much-needed relief efforts in aid of those affected.
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Best of Ballito nomination deadline looms
Local newsNominations close on Saturday, April 30, after which only those already nominated can be voted for.
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Siza Water makes good progress in restoring water supply [Watch]
Local news"The situation is pretty healthy and stable. As predicted, there were many leaks and burst pipes after pressurising the system…
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Ashton teen rescues flood victim from being swept away
Local newsNSRI Ballito station commander, Quentin Power, said they had put James forward to be included in this year's selection of…
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Flower festival tribute for icon Rosemary Ladlau
Local newsRosemary passed away at her Simbithi home a month before her 95th birthday last September.
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Ballito mother arrested after allegedly drowning daughter (4) in water bucket
Local newsThe little girl's hands were tied with tape.
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M4 Tongaat River bridge could take more than 6 months to reopen
Local newsA geotechnical consultant will complete an 'at risk' investigative report on the bridge but only after funding has been secured…
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No water relief for Tongaat residents who could wait 6 month for a return of normal supply
Local newsThe whole of Tongaat depends on two to three water tankers which are clearly struggling to meet the demand.
