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The history of the sugar empire that built the North Coast
Local newsBetween Umdloti in the south and KwaDukuza in the north, these towns boast rich histories stretching back generations.
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ANC launches investigation into misconduct allegations at KwaDukuza
MunicipalNegative public sentiment has become increasingly vocal, prompting intervention from the provincial ANC.
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Council restarts process to sell part of Townsend Park in Ballito
Local newsKwaDukuza council heard last week that the process will start afresh, with a new evaluation of the land and a…
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Curro display fine form ahead of the junior sevens rugby season
SchoolsCurro's two teams won all five games at their sevens tournament, only conceding one try.
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KwaDukuza enters day four of crippling water outage
Local newsThe district said on Tuesday that the delivery of a replacement generator was expected at the Lower Thukela Water Treatment…
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Healing lessons from the sea at Wednesday Club workshop
Local newsWednesday Social Club members enjoyed a demonstration on how to make healing art from sea glass.
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Stuck with a niggling muscle sprain? Dry needling can offer relief
Local newsDry needling can relax muscles, improve blood flow and target chronic pain conditions.
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#MovieReview: Sinners is a blues-soaked vampire thrill-ride
Local newsMichael B. Jordan stars as twin brothers in this beautifully directed, stylish movie from Ryan Coogler.
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Introducing solids to your baby’s diet can be exciting instead of scary
Local newsWith a bit of planning the new experiences can be a fun journey for you and your child.
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Ballito Lions spread Easter joy to paediatric cancer patients
Local newsDonated gifts and treats were handed over to children at Albert Luthuli Hospital earlier this month.
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Yoli’s returns to bakery roots with new range of bread options
Local newsAfter trying wholesale, Yoli’s owners Nicky and Derryn Cooper decided to return to their original passion.
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Poor road infrastructure puts lives at risk during Maphumulo rains
Local newsA series of low-lying bridges and unsafe roads force rural communities to choose between safety and the outside world.
