Letters
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LETTERS: Tongaat Fair was a great success
LettersWe have once again successfully been through yet another fair. You would have noticed that our fair was rebranded as…
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LETTERS: Ballito commuters need a bridge
LettersMuch has been written in your publication about planned developments in Ballito and at times some articles solicit strong responses…
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LETTERS: M4 dune is taking back its own
LettersEvery day I take the M4 into Durban to drop my son off at school and to go to work.…
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LETTERS: Refused use of the Village hall
LettersI am a 91-year-old pensioner and I have lived at Westbrook Retirement Village for the past 23 years. Residents of…
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LETTERS: ‘Holistic approach’ is a load of hogwash
LettersI refer to your front page story “KwaDukuza council rejects boom gates” (at business park) (Courier, September 9. I agree…
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LETTERS: My cat hates me
LettersJumbo Jet (JJ), the cat who nearly died of starvation, has decided I am a serial cat abuser. I keep…
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LETTERS: Pepper bullets burnt our eyes and lungs
LettersOn Sunday September 4, at around 4pm a troop of monkey came into our garden in their travels around the…
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LETTERS: Will new taxi rank be policed?
LettersThe new taxi rank on the cards for Ballito would be a valuable addition to an already good infrastructure (Courier,…
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LETTERS: Tongaat and station in a mess
LettersAfter Protec on Saturday I decided to take a train which I have never done before. It should be a…
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LETTERS: A partial eclipse of the heart?
LettersNorth Coast observers could see a partial solar eclipse on Thursday, September 1. The eclipse began in mid-Atlantic and its…
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LETTERS: Thank you, Courier!
LettersI want to thank The North Coast Courier and one of your reporters, Erica Abrahams, for helping us at the…
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LETTERS: The Sound of Politics
Letters(sung to the tune of ‘My Favourite Things’ from ‘The Sound of Music’ – with apologies.) Berets and bellies, wobbling…
