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  • Burst pipe angers Farquhar Road residents

    Local newsUpdate

    uThukela workers were dispatched at 1pm and fixed the pipe

  • Suspected drug lord takes on two beefy cops

    Crime

    A suspected drug dealer, desperate to flee his shack, tried to push past two beefy police officers who battled to…

  • Toddler turned away from hospital

    Local news

    Residents once again forced to deal with poor health service.

  • Dog unit cop denied freedom

    CrimeUpdate

    The cash-in-transit heist was carried out with brutal military-like efficiency. On August 30, 2009, a van carrying a large sum…

  • Smart meter project on ice indefinitely

    Crime

    More allegations of tender fraud have resulted on the smart meter project being put on ice for the second time.

  • High speed chase nets robbers

    Crime

    "At times we were doing over 200km/h," explained Werna in an exclusive interview with the Ladysmith Gazette. "I was weaving…

  • Fishing at the World Champs

    Local sport

    It has taken Shane over 20 years of competitive fishing at provincial and national level to reach his current ranking…

  • Wine not: I reckon I can get through the season unscathed – can you?

    Blogs

    Neighbours in Strathmore are waiting for some jump-the-gunner to put his fancy lights up in his tree, secretly glad that…

  • Teenage girl plays cricket with the grownups

    Local sport

    She was selected for the team primarily on account of her spin bowling skills, having taken many prized wickets over…

  • MM explains how bill blunder was rectified

    Local news

    Municipal manager, Kebone Masange, says any reduction residents would have seen in this months electricity account would have been negligible.

  • Municipality faces R20-million lawsuit

    Crime

    A company that tendered for the smart meter project last year decided to sue the municipality for damages after claims…

  • Winnie Maisela reaches new heights

    Local news

    In addition to running a crèche with six staff members and now 104 children from birth to five-years-old, Ms Maisela…

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