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Bakkie transporting workers rolls on N2 near Umhlali
Local newsWorkers were injured when flung from the back of the bakkie when it left the road.
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Tongaat water plant reconstruction project reaches 15% mark – set to be completed in October
Local newsWork on the R31-million project began on July 11, three months after the plant was destroyed by floods on April…
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Enter #ILoveMyNorthCoast photo competition!
Local newsIt's time to show off your photography skills and who knows, perhaps you could walk away with some of the…
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KwaDukuza municipality records R237-million energy losses
MunicipalOther findings from the report indicated the municipality had also underspent on its budget by some R237-million, while revenue under-collection…
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Teenagers grab 15kg fish with bare hands at Salmon Bay
Local newsWhile surfing and bodyboarding at Salmon Bay, the teens encountered what they at first thought to be a shark.
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Two illegal guns found hidden in man’s bed in Maphumulo
CrimeThe man appeared before the KwaDukuza Magistrate's Court on Monday.
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Man saved by rescue teams after crashing off R102 bridge into Tongaat River
Local newsIt is currently unknown what caused the accident, but reports from the scene suggest no other vehicles were involved and…
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Walk away from abuse while you can
Local newsAs a survivor it has been Nomusa Mzimela's dream to help other women by sharing her story.
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Ballito pool business rakes in awards
Local newsThe company not only claimed six gold and six silver awards but also won the Regional Pool of the Year…
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Finding the right bed needs expert advice
AdvertorialWith a warehouse concept in mind the company was established in August 2002 and, having low overheads, meant it was…
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Paving the way forward one car at a time at Suzuki Salt Rock
AdvertorialA woman running the show in a male dominated industry, Witthoft expanded the family operation from eShowe to Umhlali earlier…
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New KwaDukuza museum completion set for September
Local newsThe building is situated on the same site as the old museum on King Shaka street, which was torn down…
