Vryheid Herald
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Vryheid police seize 18 bales of counterfeit shoes
CrimeA man was arrested after 18 bales of counterfeit shoes were seized near Vryheid.
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Vryheid set for busy September with music, festivals and markets
communityDiscover upcoming Vryheid events, including music, festivals, markets and family entertainment in September and October.
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Power outage affects Vryheid residents after vandalism
Local newsVandalism at Mason and Heeren streets has left parts of the area without electricity.
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Khumbu Khoza’s rugby journey built on passion and perseverance
Local sportKhumbu Khoza reflects on his rugby journey, leadership, sacrifices and plans to mentor young players.
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Vryheid residents face four-hour power outage after cable theft
Local newsCable theft on Republiek Street has disrupted electricity supply across several parts of Vryheid.
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Kloof High learners explore Vryheid’s historic landmarks
Local newsKloof High learners explored Vryheid’s historic landmarks during an educational visit on Saturday.
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AbaQulusi cracks down on illegal trade in Vryheid and eMondlo
Local newsAbaQulusi authorities arrested 16 illegal immigrants and seized expired and counterfeit goods during compliance operations.
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Vryheid High celebrates strong week of learner achievements
SchoolsVryheid High learners excelled in academics, sport and community service during another successful week.
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Purple pride and personal bests at Vryheid parkrun
Local newsQiniso Phakathi won Vryheid parkrun in 16:29 as 20 participants recorded personal bests.
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Northern KZN’s top school netball teams head to Vryheid
Local newsPionier will host northern KwaZulu-Natal’s top school netball teams in September’s Fast 5 regional tournament.
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UPDATE: Cash-in-transit suspects flee through Vryheid
CrimeUpdateArmed suspects hijack multiple vehicles and evade police during a dramatic manhunt around Vryheid.
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Community outreach strengthens support for Vryheid children
Local newsMthashana TVET College and partners concluded their Mandela Day campaign by supporting children at Shoba crèche.
