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Ballito Lions break out the wine for a good cause
Local newsThirty wine estates were represented, ensuring that even the most discerning connoisseurs were catered for.
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Art fest meets sport action at Ashton
NewsAfter 2 years of limited events because of Covid-19 restrictions, pupils were once again allowed to support their peers, bringing…
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Sport buzz at Umhlali Prep
NewsSixteen matches in the U9 - U13 age groups were played on Friday and Saturday.
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Fidelity ADT Ballito supports beach cleaning initiative at launch
Local newsAside from the generous donation, Bartmann said locals would already have seen more security cameras being put up around town.
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North Coast reverend on a goodwill mission
Local newsThe semi-retired reverend said he now wants to spend most of his time helping the underprivileged.
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Residents drop in to help clean Ballito skate bowl
Local newsA recent makeover of the bowl by RE/MAX Dolphin Realtors and skating legend Dallas Oberholzer has made it a world…
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Opposition parties storm out of KwaDukuza council meeting over appointment saga
MunicipalSince no chair had been appointed for almost 5 months, MPAC's monthly meetings were impacted and the oversight role could…
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Ballito woman accused of drowning daughter (4) makes first court appearance
CrimeShe will remain in police custody pending further investigations and will appear in court again next week.
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Pregnant Westbrook woman and husband tied up, assaulted and robbed by 5 knife-wielding men
CrimeThe robbers cut a hole into the fence of the property to gain access, and used a plank placed on…
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Million comforts for girls
NewsSponsoredYou can be part of a major campaign drive aimed at empowering girls and creating awareness about women's health.
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N2 south closed after bakkie and sugarcane truck collide – traffic backed up to Ballito
Local newsMotorists are advised to delay any southbound trips while efforts to move the sugarcane truck are made.
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North Coast farmers lose millions to floods
Local newsThe South African Cane Growers Association surveyed cane growers and estimated losses in KZN would come to R222.9-million.
