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Do early shoals signal sardine run? Gannets sighted amid abundant baitfish activity
Local sportDiverse catches keep anglers hooked along Durban's shores.
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Durbanites in for a treat with a South African musical rendition of The Emperor’s New Clothes
Local newsThis colourful and highly entertaining musical will delight children and adults alike.
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Ballito electricity black-outs for maintenance to span three days
Local newsThe outages will impact parts of Wards 6 and 30, from Simbithi Drive south of Ballito and from Zimbali in…
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Crawford principal appointed captain of the South African masters team for gamefishing championships
Local newsJustin Paynter was named top skipper at last month's Durban Ski Boat national inter-club champs.
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Issues at Stake: Doing cop stakeout routines on the sly
Local newsAdvice for staying safe sounds good at first, but putting it into practice becomes totally ridiculous
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#Letter UIP staff praised for spotless Ballito promenade
Local newsUIP security keeps promenade walkers feeling secure.
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Ballito’s Salt40 Foundation pedals towards progress with new clubhouse
Local newsFifteen Groutville teenagers have been selected to take part in the new SALT Kids campaign at Holla Trails
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Donate your empty coffee jars to feed 500 people
Local newsThe Jar of Hope winter feeding programme run by Zimbali Rotary needs residents to donate jars to be filled with…
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Sweet support for autism awareness at Netcare Alberlito Hospital
Local newsAutism awareness plays a vital role in creating a more inclusive and supportive society.
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Ballito martial artists strike gold at Korean Nationals, collecting 44 medals
Local sportNineteen athletes from the Ballito Martial Arts Masters Academy claimed medals.
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#Bookreview: Lessons in Chemistry is laugh-out-loud funny and fiercely feminist
Local newsAs long as you don't over analyse the plot, you will very likely enjoy the ride.
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Amanda the ‘Sweat Squad Queen’ makes fitness accessible in Darnall
Local newsAmanda's exercise sessions are free and are run three or four times a week depending on demand.
