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  • The winners of this year's Miss Umhlanga 2018 are Tina Nkangane, Ruchelle Debruin and Demmi Meek with Neenã Bezuidenhout (currently Jewel of the World 2018), Natisha Makka (Mrs SA Finalist) and Peter Rose (Chairman of Umhlanga Tourism). PHOTO: TopFoto

    Miss Umhlanga 2018 winners crowned

    Local news

    The entry fees of R150 per entrant were used to purchase much-needed items for Girls and Boys Town, an organisation…

  • The northern region was home to 63 000 beach goers.

    City’s beach safety operating optimally

    Local news

    Statistics for the long weekend, 14-17 December 2018 show that approximately 410 210 patrons were recorded on the beach.

  • SASSA to ensure smooth transition from CPS to SAPO.

    SASSA throws lifeline to beneficiaries

    Local news

    Beneficiaries with old SASSA cards will now be able to collect their January grants which will be available from 28…

  • Henri Schoeman recently had the chance to race a traditional Maltese rowing boat. PHOTO: Submitted

    Schoeman reflects on successful 2018

    Local news

    Northglen News talks to Henri Schoeman about his successful 2018 triathlon campaign.

  • Hello Umhlanga!

    Advertorial

    Mike’s Kitchen Park Square was recently launched at Umhlanga Ridge.

  • Following two second place finishes at the previous editions of the FNB Dusi Canoe Marathon, Euro Steel's Christie Mackenzie is hoping that she can go one better at the 2019 edition of the iconic race from 14-16 February. PHOTO: Anthony Grote (Gameplan Media)

    Mackenzie’s Dusi prep gaining momentum

    Local news

    With a busy period of racing at the start of 2019 that begins with the N3TC Drak Challenge, in partnership…

  • Durban Heat's Khaya Zondo. PHOTO: Bertram Malgas (Gallo Images)

    Morkel magic gives Heat final game honours

    Local news

    The victory was only the third for the Heat in this year's campaign leaving them bottom of the log.

  • Capt Raymond Deokaran, spokesman for the Durban North SAPS has urged residents to make sure their vehicles are properly locked. He has also urged visitors and tourists not to leave valuables in plain sight in their vehicles.

    Police warn of spike in theft out of vehicles in Durban North, uMhlanga

    Crime

    Durban North police warn specifically tourists from overseas and visitors from other provinces to not leave their valuables in plain…

  • Umhlanga Ski Boat Club members, Rene Pheasant, Sarah Keyser with Woody the pigeon and Joy Maclarty (far right) with TAFTA residents, Ann Fisher, Pete Colby and Sarah Reddy. The club recently hosted a Christmas party for residents from TAFTA.

    Umhlanga Ski Club creates festive cheer

    Local news

    Umhlanga Ski Boat Club treated residents from The Association for the Aged (TAFTA) to a Christmas party last week.

  • Durban North police operations pay dividends

    Crime

    The aim of the operations are to check for stolen cars, stolen items, invalid licences, number plates, and licence discs.

  • The process is only open to candidates who have never been permanently employed.

    Looking for a job? Health department is hiring

    Local news

    The department of health has 300 available posts.

  • Protecting Christmas

    Advertorial

    Marshall Security shared their Protecting Christmas wish list. And it’s all they want for Christmas (apart from cookies).

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