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The Nest Playhouse brings family-friendly play café to Zimbali Oasis
BusinessSponsoredThe Nest founder Fathima Chohan said the project idea sprung from what she herself had been looking for.
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Author Sue Nyathi discusses The Polygamist and its Netflix adaptation with Ballito fans
Local newsShe revealed that The Polygamist was initially rejected by six publishers, prompting her to self-publish.
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Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival to make Ballito debut on Saturday
Local newsAlmost 50 stands will be pouring a stunning selection from some of the country's best winemakers.
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What’s On: October events you don’t want to miss
Local newsA feast of festivals coming up this weekend.
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KwaDukuza woman charged after pedestrian killed in alleged hit-and-run
CrimeThe woman is facing charges of culpable homicide and failing to fulfil the duties of a driver following an accident.
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Ballito teens organise community run for women’s safety
Local newsAround 40 women and girls joined the youth-led run through Ballito to raise awareness about women's safety in public spaces.
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Brettenwood Charity Golf Day raises R168 000 to upgrade Sizani School facilities
Local newsOrganisers said the initiative reflected the spirit of Ubuntu and the importance of communities supporting those around them.
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Alleged hitman appears in KwaDukuza court over Nokulunga Mashabane murder
CrimeCebolenkosi Shezi made his first appearance in the KwaDukuza Regional Court, facing charges of murder and defeating the ends of…
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Bring moments to life through technology
AdvertorialSponsoredMake heritage celebrations more special with Samsung’s Blue Tag Sale
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CHOC urges South Africans to observe childhood cancer warning signs
Local newsThe campaign runs in conjunction with international Childhood Cancer Awareness Month this September.
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Josha Daniel uses car audio competition to drive youth development
Local newsDaniel came third using equipment over 15-years-old.
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Letter: Political manoeuvres do not equal racism
LettersClaims of racism are electioneering from opposing parties, writes Janet Naude.
