Local news
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Sibaya Community Trust sponsors custom-built R400 000 soup kitchen for informal settlement
Local newsThe trust has also committed to assist with groceries until June 30, and will provide equipment to ensure the functionality…
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Miss Ballito 2022 entries are now open!
Local newsEntrants must be between the ages of 17 and 24 and are put through a vetting process, followed by an…
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Ballito’s own Miss World Penny Rey plans new home at Coral Cove
Local newsToday, the United Kingdom-born beauty recalls the past with fondness - "a time with no television and no stress, when…
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North Coast estate living overtakes freestanding properties
Local newsLocally, Zimbali has seen the highest number of new developments, with Seaward Estates, Compensation, Newsel Beach (Umdloti), the Sibaya Coastal…
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Get your weekend loadshedding schedule here
Local newsLoadshedding started earlier this week when several units failed at Eskom, plunging the state-owned utility into a frenzy to return…
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Pick up those sticks and help clean these North Coast beaches
Local newsThe North Coast Coffee Club, in conjunction with the KwaDukuza municipality, Zippy Skipps and Dolphin Coast Waste Management, need help…
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Informal iLembe traders receive crucial grants to offset July unrest impact
Local news"Informal traders needed this relief to rebuild as for many their only source of income had been affected" - IDC…
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Invest in a child and you invest in the future is what Siza Water believes
Local newsAs part of the programme, students are able to gain work experience at Siza Water, while there are also employment…
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Half a bathtub’s worth of blood is how much Ballito’s Chris Oosthuizen has donated
Local newsLater this year he plans on hitting 200 pints, which represents a staggering 33.5 years of donating at every opportunity.
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Eskom to downgrade loadshedding to stage 3 tonight
Local newsThe struggling state-owned utility said the downgrade to stage 3 follows the recovery of some generation units over the past…
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What’s in a name?
Local newsLater the town was named Umhlali, the Zulu name for the Monkey Orange tree, which grew abundantly along the banks…
