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  • Pessimism remains, iLembe business confidence report finds

    Local news

    iLembe Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CEO, Cobus Oelofse, said a further decline in business confidence was concerning, especially…

  • One dead after four-car collision on N2

    Local news

    Parts of the northbound lane were affected but have since been cleared.

  • A jolly good polo show

    Local news

    The Ballito Polo Club recently welcomed former Springbok player Guy Benson as full-time professional and coach.

  • An emporium of many treats

    Local news

    The newly opened shop at Ballito Lifestyle Centre offers a range of treats made at the Wedgewood Farm in the…

  • Beach litter busters get to work

    Local news

    The Adopt a Beach campaign will be held every last Sunday of the month, with another clean-up planned for Salmon…

  • Growing Ballito’s luxury accommodation sector

    Local news

    The Ballito-Estates franchise focuses on providing self-catering accommodation within Ballito's beautiful estates.

  • KwaDukuza Municipality electricity crisis deepens

    Municipal

    Losses equate to more than 172-million kilowatt hours of power.

  • Roughing it 4×4-style demands preparation

    Local news

    Gareth Woodford admitted that travelling to such a degree, especially given the often difficult terrain he had to negotiate, did…

  • The best and fastest fibre connection

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    Hollywood Connect boasts the widest coverage of fibre in the Ballito area and services are backed up by a 24/7…

  • Taxi intimidation continues in Shakaskraal

    Local news

    This issue has been ongoing for some months as the association claims bakkie owners are not only taking away their…

  • Entrepreneur finalists on the move

    Local news

    Finalists in this year's competition represent various sectors - from information technology and manufacturing to agriculture.

  • Huge boost for Ballito Lions

    Local news

    Estimations are that the fundraiser collected more than R35 000.

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