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Cupboard Value celebrates 20 years of excellence
AdvertorialAs one of the longest operating branches, Cupboard Value Ballito has maintained that familial feel throughout despite its consistent growth…
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Miss Bachelorette finalist brings joy to Tongaat’s Haven of Rest
Local newsChamane said when she entered Miss Bachelorette South Africa 2022, it was just a click of a button, but little…
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Groutville author writes to heal and inspire
Local newsGumede has so far published 11 books and his latest work, Dripping Drops, was recently released at the Luthuli Museum…
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#IssuesAtStake: Waltzing with the Dancing Doughnut
BlogsIn his wisdom, Big G began toying with the idea of also honouring the juggernaut with a suitable nom de…
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Help Umhlali cops spread Easter joy
Local newsCaptain Vinny Pillay said he was once again looking forward to the support of the community who so generously supported…
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Forging a new generation of readers at North Coast Primary School
News"We want to honour Prof Karodia's legacy and will continue to deliver on his dream to have 1 million books…
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A warm heart for cold-blooded creatures, Ballito snake catcher shares slithery tales
Local newsGiven the dangerous nature of his work, Neville has had a number of close calls during his career.
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First-time little ballerinas show and shine
Local newsThe 56 Grade 1 girls are split into 2 groups, each receiving 1 lesson a week from Royal Academy of…
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What’s happening on the North Coast
Top storiesFrom activities fit for the whole family to those you can hit up on your own, the North Coast has…
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Teaching the importance of water conservation
AdvertorialUnderstanding that water may one day run out, children were asked whether they would pollute water with plastic and detergents.
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Hazelmere Dam remains on track for December completion date
Local newsThe project had an original completion date of June 2017. Original costs had also snowballed from R110-million to R800-million.
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Manor House revival proves North Coast can offer more
Local newsGuests were allowed to freely explore while delicious culinary delights were doing the rounds.
