Local news
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The gift of mobility comes to 4 disabled KwaDukuza children
Local newsThe Women's International Zionist Organisation (WIZO) has donated 91 wheelchairs to children in KZN since 2018.
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State to clamp down on illegal Shakaskraal waste sites
Local newsEDTEA spokesperson Bheki Mbanjwa said the department had received no response to their compliance notice issued to the owners of…
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Will the Coronavirus vaccine be safe?
Local newsThe Courier has set out to tackle a few common myths.
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Alberlito nurse says they may lose sleep, but never resolve
Local newsThe Courier sat down with Tongaat resident, Nicole Pillay, a registered nurse in the surgical ward at Netcare Alberlito Hospital…
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Outrage over poisoning of monkeys at Ballito complex
Local newsFour monkeys - 2 males, an adult female and a baby - were found poisoned in the garden of Santorini…
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Notice of iLembe Chamber AGM
Local newsThe meeting will be held in person and virtually at the iLembe Chamber offices in Ballito at 3pm.
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More than 50% of iLembe businesses fear closure within 6 months, report reveals
Local newsWhile Covid-19 had a clear impact, businesses report that the pandemic only served to deepen existing issues of unemployment, dented…
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Two near drownings on North Coast beaches
Local newsIn both cases onlookers jumped into the water to rescue the near-drowning victims.
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WATCH: Parents close M4 demanding that taxis desist from intimidating scholar busses
Local newsThe protest caused traffic to be diverted to the N2 freeway for more than 3 hours and remains closed.
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Westbrook and Salt Rock residents become the solution to municipal ‘inefficiency’
Local news"This has created a sense of unity within our community again."
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Ballito surf board shaper draws on 40 years’ worth of waves for inspiration
Local newsToday, he says, surfboard shaping and building - like any profession - requires passion, daily dedication and a continuous search…
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iLembe Covid-19 case numbers continue to fall
Local newsAs of February 15, iLembe district has 22 220 recorded cases of which 20 935 have recovered.
