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Ashton’s swimming duo on the rise
NewsWhen not training together or hitting the beach in their spare time, the 2 quietly compete and push each other…
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Every drop of water like gold
Local news"People in especially the informal settlement were in dire need of water. Many of them have babies" - Simbithi resident…
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Critical challenges for KwaDukuza residents
Local newsThe situation remains dire across KwaDukuza as the aftermath of floods continue to be felt, Democratic Alliance PR Councillor Niresh…
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Most KwaDukuza beaches reopen, except at Zinkwazi and Blythedale
Local newsClarke Bay, Willard Beach, Thompson's Bay, Salt Rock Main Beach and Tinley Manor Main Beach are all open to the…
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Umhlali Prep in rampant mood for rugby
NewsEvery year, Umhlali Prep is invited to the Kearsney Easter Festival to play the curtain-raiser game.
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Passionate teaching sees Mandeni pupils succeed
Local newsMtolo has won countless awards for her dedication, most notably the "Iconic Educator of the Year" at the Global Teachers…
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Ashton sandwich drive brings relief to North Coast flood victims
NewsPartnering with RE/MAX Dolphin Realtors, Ashton pupils helped bring more than 1 500 sandwiches to those affected by the floods.
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Tongaat and Umvoti toll fees waived due to flood damaged alternative routes
Local newsNo time frame has been given on the length of the suspension, but it has been called an interim measure.
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Mashaba digs in to help in Ballito clean-up operations
Local newsMashaba and his wife Connie, who have a home in Simbithi, both got their hands dirty on Dolphin Crescent where…
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Success comes brick by brick for Darnall bricklaying champion
Local newsLungelwa will head to the world championships in October.
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Andy Horton elected iLembe Chamber president
Local newsHe has been active in local government for the past 34 years, among others as mayor, deputy mayor, executive committee…
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Knockout blow for North Coast tourism in wake of floods
Local newsWhile the full extent of damage to infrastructure and businesses must still be determined, the already beleaguered accommodation sector once…
