Opinion
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#Letter: Environmental protectors in waiting
LettersRegular trail users could help serve as the eyes and ears of the community, reporting suspicious activities, illegal hunting and…
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#Letter: Look past party politics for the common good
LettersThere is a noticeable set of commonly recurring themes that appear in the priorities listed by each of the political…
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Opinion: iLembe Chamber challenges KwaDukuza’s next leaders to prioritise business growth
Local elections newsChamber president Andy Horton sets out five key priorities to drive economic growth, attract investment and create jobs.
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#Letter: Miss Ballito celebrates community spirit and empowerment
LettersMiss Ballito organiser Heidie Smith reflects on another successful pageant.
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Opinion: November 4 election a ‘non-negotiable community emergency’ – Docrra
Local elections newsDocrra chief operating officer Mary Kassam discusses why they believe staying home could come at a high cost to the…
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Opinion: Coalition or chaos? Warwick Chapman shares his thoughts ahead of elections
Local elections news"We must choose a government we can hold accountable, both as residents and through civic bodies like resident and ratepayer…
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#Letter: Salt Rock woman turns pothole frustration into action
LettersTwo hundred rand, a willing heart and a helping hand, and suddenly the road is a little safer for everyone…
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#TwoBits: So many signs, so little action in case of troubled Ballito teen
OpinionThe authorities were warned several times that he posed a danger to society, yet it appears that nothing was done…
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Opinion: Readers share views on voting in upcoming elections
Local elections newsRead on to see what's on people's minds as they prepare to cast their votes.
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The shopping trolley test: What do you do when nobody is watching?
OpinionNews editor James Anderson believes trolley etiquette may give away more than you expect.
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Restaurant tipping: How much is enough? Readers share their thoughts
OpinionThe North Coast Courier Facebook audience shares their tipping experiences.
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#TwoBits: Has tipping culture gone too far in South Africa?
OpinionA smile and cheerful service will earn a decent tip. A grumpy waitron can go fish!
