Letters

  • Letters: Not all Zuma’s fault

    Letters

    The first three pages of this week’s North Coast Courier were something of an eye opener. While there is understandably…

  • Letters: Extend a helping hand

    Letters

    South Africa belongs to all who live it, the problems of this country such as drugs/alcohol, crime/robbery and illiteracy/unemployment affect…

  • Letters: Meters not being read properly

    Letters

    I am shocked that Ilembe municipality will charge sewer according to the municipal valuation of your property. This has been…

  • Letters: Let’s support local

    Letters

    We all LOVE our new Ballito Junction Mall, our Virgin Active Gym and our new private schools. Thank you so…

  • Letters: Came to our rescue

    Letters

    We would like to give a BEEEEG shout out to BMW Autohaus Ballito for coming to our rescue. Friday night…

  • Letters: Thank you for support

    Letters

    With limited financial support from the Department of Social Development, welfare agencies around the country are forced to engage in…

  • Letters: Your junk = treasure!

    Letters

    Hello everyone, I would like to use The North Coast Courier’s letters section to thank all the people, young and…

  • Letters: Trump’s on-the-job training

    Letters

    Lolly MacKenzie’s generalisations and intellectually lazy assertions cannot go unchallenged (Give Trump a chance, Letters, April 21). Her vague claim…

  • Letters: Tumble drier should have been replaced

    Letters

    On October 22, 2012, my wife and I bought a tumble dryer from Hirsch’s in Ballito. The machine came with…

  • Letters: Why give Trump a chance?

    Letters

    In response to the letter from Lolly Mackenzie regarding Donald Trump (Give Trump a chance, Letters, April 21): First, to…

  • Letters: Give Trump a chance

    Letters

    I have lived in Canada for six years have watched the US political scene most carefully

  • Letters: Buy a classroom

    Letters

    The front page article of The Courier (April 14) covered the march of 2 000 people from all groupings wanting…

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