News
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Showing love for nature
Estcourt NewsPhumelelani Primary School has been in the environmental programme since 2006
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Roads worsen as municipalities dodge questions
Estcourt NewsBoth the district and local municipalities are keeping silent about who is responsible for the road repairs
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EFF shutdown gains momentum
Ladysmith GazetteUpdateThe number of protesters increased as the day went on
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Sunny suburban bliss; a thing of the past?
Local newsThe once-family-oriented has devolved into a sight to behold and a near-fatal trap for the vehicles that travel along Amethys…
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Twenty protesters arrested near Newcastle during EFF National Shutdown
Local newsLaw enforcers on the ground reported that a group of about 200 protesters gathered along the Stieldrift Road (P272) and…
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Splashy fun At Elevate Christian Academy
Estcourt NewsThe learners and educators had fun splashing around in the water and bubbles
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Golfers brave the heat to support school fundraiser
Newcastle AdvertiserZak Scholtz and Danie Wessels claimed the ‘Longest Day’ title, while Chris Khanyile was declared the winner in the Chipping…
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Ladysmith: EFF national shutdown off to a slow start
Ladysmith GazetteA strong security force presence was seen in town
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John Douthwaite and Michelle Steele retain Northern Zone mixed pairs bowls title
Newcastle AdvertiserThe other three had to up their game to match Ron's high standard, which they did, resulting in a close…
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Newcastle Municipality warns of power outages as planned maintenance takes place
Newcastle AdvertiserThe maintenance is critical in order to reduce long outages caused by poor maintenance and vegetation under 132kV lines.
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Madadeni Court hands rapist three life sentences plus 12 years
Newcastle AdvertiserThe third complainant went to the man's house for a traditional ceremony. She tried to flee after everyone had left,…
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Mayor calls for residents to remain calm amid threats of the national shutdown
Newcastle AdvertiserIn addition, the mayor wishes to reassure residents that any criminal elements will be dealt with decisively by law enforcement…
