News
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Ballito City Church embraces new dawn
Local newsThe congregation has grown to 200 from both inside and outside the estate, with all welcome to attend.
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Calling all Umdloti singers
Local newsThe annual Christmas carols takes place on Sunday, December 10 and although there will not be formal choir auditions, there…
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Green light for Salt Rock road upgrades
Local newsThe project will be undertaken by Collins Residential as part of its developer obligations for Lalela Estate at a total…
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Ballito’s HannaB sings for needy people’s supper
Local newsCurrently gearing up for her second project, HannaB plans to initiate a vegetable garden for the Northdale Blocks community in…
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Groutville High pupils grow their own veggies
Local newsSchool principal Simphiwe Gumede expressed his excitement and gratitude about the project.
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MTN invests in network resilience in KZN
AdvertorialMTN has taken serious steps to reduce network disruptions caused by power cuts, theft and vandalism in Kwazulu-Natal province. This…
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Rare bird returns to Umdloti
Local newsWhen visiting our shores, they are usually seen on their own or with African oystercatchers.
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Salt Rock baker Amanda Jane de Lange has artistic flair
Local newsAfter starting a family - she has four children aged 12 to 25 - De Lange put her efforts into…
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Plans in the pipeline to move families preventing filling of Hazelmere Dam
Local newsFurther hampering the dam's filling is the uMngeni uThukela Water Dam Operations offices, also located within the dam's flood line.
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Indentured Indian labourers remembered at Tongaat
Local newsTwo Ayahs, descendants of indentured Indians, Allumala (100) and Subabakiamma Govender (90), were also honoured.
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Skechers Gateway store has reopened!
AdvertorialThe revamped store is designed to provide an elevated shopping experience, ensuring you find the perfect fit in every sense.
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KwaDukuza Municipality’s electrical headache worsens with fears that losses could reach half-a-billion rand
Local newsThe Dolphin Coast Residents and Ratepayers Association said it was concerned at the 'alarming and uncontrolled increase in electricity losses'.
