Local sport

  • #FishEagle: Sprats a plenty!

    Local sport

    Couta caught off Zinkwazi are normally deemed to be crocodile-sized fish and it seems the days are gone of the…

  • Calling all Groms, do not miss this event

    Local sport

    Boys and girls in the U8, U10, U12, U14 and U16 age groups are encouraged to attend the trials.

  • #FishEagle: Dorado come home for Christmas

    Local sport

    Along with the dorado, anglers fishing the bottom reefs found nice reef fish when conditions allowed but there were also…

  • Boxing club gets much needed boost

    Local sport

    Club chairman Nkosingiphile Mhlongo said there were 24 members and most of them young boys and girls who shared two…

  • Football star joins Uthongathi FC

    Local sport

    Nomvethe retired last year while playing for Amazulu FC and Chili believes his experience will be a huge help for…

  • Superheroes ride with purpose

    Local sport

    This year 74 cyclists including local riders Dylan Cherry and Chloe Bateson took on the gruelling 606 kilometre cycle to…

  • Taking others to the finish line

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    A well-known local face, Billy joined the traffic department in 1998 and says the hardest thing about Comrades is not…

  • #FishEagle: Tight lines but not too tight

    Local sport

    Anglers down on holiday should be very wary when fishing from the rocks or beaches and try and keep away…

  • This is Hill country!

    Local sport

    Hosted by the Dolphin Coast Striders, the Last Chance Big Hill Run event offered runners a 5km, 10km and 21km…

  • Dance your heart out

    Local sport

    Each line dance performed had its own set of unique challenges and dancers were complimented for the hard work they…

  • Ballito riders pedal to the metal at uBhejane Xtreme MTB

    Local sport

    With relatively cool conditions and a favourable tailwind, the demanding 330km ride was made slightly easier than it has in…

  • iLembe surfers shine at KZN Surfing Championships

    Local sport

    Individual surfers were crowned KZN champions in both boys and girls, ranging from U10 to grand masters (45+).

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