Local news
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Fairleigh youth celebrate heritage and empowerment
Local newsFairleigh youth came together to celebrate their heritage.
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Vryheid’s young entrepreneurs shine at Freedom Futures market
Local newsTwenty young entrepreneurs showcased their business ideas and skills at Princess Mkabayi Mall’s Freedom Futures market.
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Zululand employees paid after September salary delay
Local Elections newsZululand municipality employees have received their September salaries after a delay prompted provincial intervention.
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Firearm amnesty gives public chance to surrender weapons
Dundee CourierThere is one day left for people to voluntarily surrender unlicensed or unwanted firearms and ammunition during September’s Africa Firearm…
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Alfred Duma appoints new prepaid electricity service provider
Ladysmith GazetteThe municipality announced that its cashiering offices will be open on October 1, 2 and 3 to help customers during…
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World News Day: The thrill of breaking news
Ladysmith GazetteBehind the byline: How Shamona Buthuram brings care, rigour and truth to the Ladysmith Gazette.
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Vryheid’s Harpo Primary learners tackle water challenges
Local newsHarpo Primary Grade 5 learners explored practical ways to save water and protect community water resources.
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Unlicensed firearms seized in separate uMzinyathi operations
Dundee CourierPolice arrest two men after allegedly finding them with unlicensed firearms and ammunition in Kranskop and Msinga.
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DA mourns loss of local activist
Local Elections news"She was a committed activist who was prepared to put herself forward in the interests of others."
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Vryheid male nurse King Xavi keeps football passion alive
Local newsBongani ‘King Xavi’ Ngwenya has dedicated decades to playing, coaching and developing football.
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Here are your 2026 Evotel Memel to Newcastle winner
Local newsMore than 250 runners take on the iconic Memel to Newcastle route.
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Massive water wastage after pipe burst in Farquhar Road
Ladysmith GazetteA veritable river of clean drinking water gushed down the hillside behind the Ladysmith Presbyterian Church.
