Local news
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KwaDukuza municipality shuts down request from two estates to take over electricity grid maintenance
Local newsMunicipal manager Nhlanhla Mdakane said in a report to council that the sale of electricity, bought wholesale from Eskom and…
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Stanger Manor Secondary bone cancer survivor hopes to start varsity with a prosthetic leg
Local newsIn order to live the best life possible, and make attending varsity - often difficult for the disabled - manageable,…
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Teachers and support staff urged to get vaccinated in final week of roll-out
Local newsSince the launch of the campaign on June 23, more than 333 000 teachers and support staff have received their…
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Peggy Nkonyeni hears young entrepreneurs’ frustrations over employment barriers
Local newsNkonyeni said the session was created to discuss youth empowerment issues within the transport sector as well as the role…
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Car boot sale at Burnedale draws the crowd!
Local newsMore than 30 traders enjoyed the event, which is expected to return once lockdown regulations are eased.
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Meet 5 more Miss Ballito finalists
Local newsThe fundraising initiative for Zimbali Rotary looks at not only the appearance but also the heart, looking for a young…
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Vintage 1955 mafia ride for Seatides Metro cop
Local newsIf you're in and around Seatides, or driving along the M4 on a weekend, you might catch a glimpse of…
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KwaDukuza teachers line up for Covid-19 vaccine
Local newsWith public schools set to close a week earlier due to rising Covid-19 numbers, for many teachers the day could…
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Magistrate recuses herself from attempted murder and kidnapping accused Cowan case
Local newsThe State filed a motion on June 15 urging magistrate Blanche van Eeden to recuse herself from the bail application…
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Mrs South Africa semi-finalist pastor-beauty queen inspires young women
Local newsDespite the seemingly stark contrast between the church and a beauty pageant, she said she felt as though she had…
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Vet shortage ends Ballito and Salt Rock emergency service
Local newsOvernight veterinary services are becoming increasingly sparse across South Africa because of small graduating classes and high levels of emigration.
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Bitter blow for North Coast eateries as lockdown level 4 strikes
Local newsOwner of Ballito's oldest trading restaurant, Al Pescatore, Trevor Wolf said he prayed lockdown would not be extended past July…
