News
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Docrra Reportback: Nersa leads launch of KwaDukuza electricity forum
MunicipalThe forum's first priority will be to review Nersa's 2025 audit of KDM's electrical business unit.
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No service at Ballito licensing office due to staff absence
MunicipalResidents say the disruption has forced them to seek alternative ways to renew their vehicle licences, often at additional cost…
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iLembe Chamber celebrates the Courier’s role in economic growth
Local newsThe Courier's extensive reach and longstanding trust have made it a valuable ally in unlocking growth and encouraging meaningful participation…
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How the Ballito community shaped Barry Chapman’s plumbing’s journey
BusinessChapman Plumbing is built on integrity, community and a commitment to reliable service.
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UPDATE: Petition launched as debate over Ballito school intensifies
Local newsWith official processes underway, the future of Erf 837 looks set to remain a flashpoint for Ballito residents in the…
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Tugela Mouth photographer’s once in a lifetime shot of a pygmy kingfisher
Local newsJD Lotz reflects on photography, loss and the rare tiny bird that shaped a lifetime with his father.
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Four decades of local news with The North Coast Courier
Local newsA legacy of community reporting, business growth and changing times along the North Coast since 1985.
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A Fairytale Christmas Carol hits the stage in new Young Performers Project show
Local newsSeven North Coast performers will be part of the cast during the December performances.
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Feeling nostalgic? New exhibition at The Gallery will take you back
Local news"Nostalgia" will run from December 4 until February next year.
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Crawford North Coast pupil places sixth in national maths competition
SchoolsSnehin Shravan Kumar was also selected to the Durban team who finished fourth.
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Mandeni pupil represents SA in Norway music exchange
SchoolsThe initiative is a collaboration between the Norwegian Academy of Music, the Norwegian Music Federation and the Field Band Foundation
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Umhlali Prep Grade 3s read hundreds of books for Reading Tree Programme
SchoolsPupils could add one leaf to the tree for every book completed.
