Local news
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Stage 2 loadshedding as emergency reserves depleted ‘faster than expected’
Local newsThere is a high probability of loadshedding continuing over the weekend.
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Elderly man found dead at Sheffield Beach
Local newsRescue workers believe the man fell on the rocks and possibly drowned.
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Eskom moves to power alert level 1, warning of possible loadshedding
Local newsEskom has not had to implement rolling blackouts since July 22.
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Rabies threat rises with cases in Ballito, Mandeni and Nonoti
Local newsRural vaccination campaigns have been adversely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, according to the South African Veterinary Association.
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Therapists of the animal kingdom help heal traumatised, special needs children at LIV Village
Local newsLIV Village, near Verulam, has recently relaunched their Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT) programme to help the children deal with their…
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Run-off dam pollution worries Simbithi residents as mud and silt flow from Ballito Hills
Local newsDolphin Coast Conservancy chairperson Di Jones cautioned that if the water was carrying too much sediment in the form of…
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Ballito SPCA Dog Box is barking mad for pre-loved goods
Local newsResidents of Ballito can get everything they were used to at the old store, now at The Balvista Centre in…
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Two women trapped in their home freed from La Mercy landslide
Local newsThis is the second landslide in a month in La Mercy, after a home on Twilight Avenue was pulled in…
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Criminal charges laid against UPL, says DFFE
Local newsUPL claims unfair treatment by the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environmental Affairs.
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Ballito Junction’s first ever classic car show impresses with fantastic line-up
Local newsAs always, it was the line-up of American muscle cars which drew the most attention.
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KZN records ‘remarkable’ decline in new Covid-19 cases
Local newsTo date, more than 18 million vaccines have been administered countrywide.
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Lack of milling capacity hurts North Coast sugar industry
Local newsThe South African Farmers Development Association (SAFDA) hailed the issue as a 'looming crisis of biblical proportions'.
