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‘Haunted’ tree spooks Salt Rock neighbourhood
Local newsDescribed as 'heavily infested', the Coastal Red Milkwood tree (Mimusops caffra) in Robbins Road was covered in what resembled a…
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Prospective buyers drool over budget Suzuki
Local newsLast year was tough, but 2021 may prove to be the year finances dictate whether you have breakfast or not,…
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Dreaming big, Thembeni artist aims for foreign shores
Local newsHe began taking his craft seriously when a friend living in South Africa told him he could make a living…
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Father, son and dog drown at La Mercy beach
Local newsThe deceased's 18-year-old son was the only one to survive.
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Ballito artist helps struggling communities with Project 500
Local newsOver the past year TYP got involved in food parcel and sanitiser distribution, as well as feeding and supporting impoverished…
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Speed humps create traffic nightmare at Shakaskraal
Local newsAlthough wait times may be frustrating for commuters, the bigger worry is getting emergency services into Shakaskraal village, said Dawood.
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#TwoBits: The lockdown blues
BlogsWe're facing having a lost generation, from last year's kids who either underwent very questionable levels of remote learning to,…
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#FishEagle: The Taxman claims his share
Local sportSeveral anglers who returned to the beach from off-shore angling shared about their nice gamefish catches, but a number had…
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Umdloti couple robbed while walking on Sibaya trail
CrimeThe mugger was brandishing a knife and pepper spray.
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Body mix-up at Stanger Hospital mortuary grieves family
Local newsNjiyela said 2 family members were allowed entry into the mortuary, after donning personnel protective equipment, to search through the…
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#MakeBallitoBeautiful campaign sees residents take matters into own hands
Local newsMark Whitehead and his gardener, Jackson Ngxqwe kicked off the challenge, spending the whole of January 17 sweeping, weeding and…
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Metro drops in on surfers at Umdloti, issue R2 000 fines
Local newsFive members of the surfing party were fined R2 000 each for contravening the Disaster Management Act and surfers under…
