Local news
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Aweh! Find out what’s happening in Durbs
Local newsEnjoy a quieter weekend with refined music and art and a stroll around some new markets on the 031.
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Springboks’ trophy tour: Where to see the Rugby World (Webb Ellis) Cup in Durban
Local newsThe tour, which includes Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Soweto, East London and Pretoria is so the squad can reach as…
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Support Somerset Park Market this Saturday
Local newsAll proceeds from the stall bookings at the fair and market go to the Ray of Hope Babies’ Home in…
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Don’t miss out on Bonsai Show at Durban Botanic Gardens
Local newsThere will be bonsai tree sales, tree clinics, displays and demonstrations on the days.
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Disability grant applications – your right to appeal
Local newsIf the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) rejects your application for a disability grant, you have a right to…
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Former Springboks and Sharks rugby coach weighs in on South Africa World Cup triumph
Local newsDuring the World Cup, Northglen News spoke to rugby coaches, former Boks and fans of the game about their expectations…
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Support Durban North NPO and be part of the domino effect
Local newsBrokensha encouraged learners and families to claim their own double portion of blessing by investing in the work of the…
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World Vegan Day: How to go dairy-free
Local newsAs a new vegan, you've heard you should no longer eat any dairy. What does that even mean, and how…
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5 Springbok facts you may not know
Local newsWe’ve compiled a list of five interesting facts about the Springboks you probably didn’t know.
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Durban beaches reopen after safety nets restored
Local newsThe heavy rains caused shark nets at most beaches to break, making beaches unsafe for bathing.
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uMhlanga business network launched for philanthropic purposes
Local newsThe Umhlanga Business Network (UBN) was founded on the principles of collaboration, philanthropy and charity.
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Durban North organisation creates opportunities of freedom
Local newsCreate Freedom helps human-trafficking victims rebuild their lives and is part of The Domino Foundation's Red Light programme.
