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The Gold Bar: Where motherhood meets leadership
BusinessSponsoredThe Gold Bar CEO Sholain Perumal recently embarked on the life changing journey of motherhood.
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North Coast estates join forces in response to municipal electricity crisis
Local newsA group of leading estates have formed a task team to collectively lobby for improved supply and communication.
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Hope in action: Summerhill invites community to get involved
Local newsVolunteers will have the opportunity to meet the Summerhill team and learn more about getting involved in long-term initiatives.
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Unpaid subsidies leave Tongaat crèches struggling to feed children
Local newsWhen subsidy payments are delayed, Hlengiwe Hlophe often relies on her personal savings to keep the centre running.
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Shack-dwellers to get new homes in Sheffield low-cost housing development
Local newsTaffeni residents secure their place in Sheffield as environmental approvals begin for long-awaited low-income housing development.
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La Mercy woman’s polyandrous wedding challenges SA marriage laws
Local newsJo-Leen Geldenhuys challenges patriarchal norms and pushes for equal marriage rights after wedding her boxing coach while still legally married.
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No lifeguards, no refuse collection as KwaDukuza strike disrupts services
MunicipalThe work stoppage is part of a broader protest demanding the long-delayed implementation of a 2022 council resolution to align…
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Hillcrest outscores Curro in Monday night hockey doubleheader
SchoolsThe Highways school won both 1st team hockey games against the North Coast side without conceding a goal.
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#FishEagle: Loony lobotes arrive at Tugela Mouth
Local sportThe lobote is only found locally at the Tugela Mouth.
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Ashton reigns supreme at Reddam House Festival of Hockey
SchoolsThe school's four indoor and outdoor hockey first teams went unbeaten.
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#Opinion: Residents share their experience of the record-breaking mayoral imbizo
OpinionOver 600 residents piled into Umhlali Prep in an attempt to have their grievances heard.
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#Letter: Great work being done by ratepayer organisations, but more needed to avoid divide
LettersThe ongoing electricity crisis and issues surrounding the Shaka’s Head informal settlement need attention.
