Local news
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Umzinyathi Education offices temporarily closed over safety concerns
Dundee CourierThe closure of the Dundee education offices has put into the spotlight the state of Government offices in KZN.
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Karan Beef steps in to clarify Dundee farm occupancy
Dundee CourierKaran Beef has refuted claims that homes were demolished without any consultation confirming an audit is underway to detemine who…
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Army helicopter spotted over Ladysmith creates a stir
Ladysmith GazetteNew pilots were learning how to land in bad weather.
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Former pupils give back to iNdakane and Ezakheni schools
Ladysmith GazetteThey donated school uniforms to needy learners and encouraged them to stay focused on their studies.
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Vryheid murder accused’s bail hearing postponed to September 8
Local newsVryheid murder accused Dumisani Eric Khumalo remains in custody as bail proceedings continue.
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Vryheid matrics celebrate in style at KwaNotshelwa High School
Local newsKwaNotshelwa High School matriculants celebrated their matric dance while preparing for their crucial final examinations.
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From Vryheid WhatsApp group to national road network
Local newsRoad Angels SA marks five years of keeping motorists informed and connected during road emergencies.
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Thieves flee after cutting Dundee municipal power cables
Dundee CourierFidelity ADT patrollers spotted thieves cutting municipal power cables in the early hours of Friday morning.
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Ladysmith unites in prayer for South Africans missing in Nepal
Ladysmith GazetteThe prayer meeting brought together Hindus, Christians, Muslims and people of other faiths, united by a shared concern.
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Advertiser team earns national recognition at FCJ Awards
Local newsNewcastle Advertiser secured a 2nd place win at the Annual AVBOB FCJ Awards.
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Sewufikile umgomo wesifo samatele eMzinyathi
Dundee CourierUhlelo lokugoma izinkomo ezifweni samatele selufikile eMzinyathi, kanti abafuyi banxuswa ukuba baqinisekise ukuthi imfuyo yabo iyagonywa.
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2 years on, Aviary Hill leaks still run rampant
Local newsThe leaks have caused extensive damage to boundary walls, with residents fearing that the walls could soon collapse.
