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  • All the sporting action at Sarel Cilliers

    Dundee Courier

    Well done to Khanyisile van der Westhuizen and Akhona Phungula for being selected for the girls' side, and to boys…

  • Vryheid Welcomes Utrecht back into the game

    Local news

    A Click and Donate page has been set up for Ettienne, so visit https://clickndonate.com/knee-surgery-and-medical-costs-goal-r120-000/ to donate towards his operation.

  • Remembering loved ones we lost

    Estcourt News

    The message on the day was to have an attitude of love in everything you face in life

  • Volkies hou naelbytstryd teen Standerton

    Volkies hou naelbytstryd teen Standerton

    Local news

    VHS kaptein, Bernhard Viljoen het slegs in die negende minuut die span se eerste doel aangeteken.

  • More schools benefit from ‘Gymnastics in a Box’

    Local news

    The initiative is designed to promote gymnastics, particularly in the more rural schools.

  • Schonland Street collision leaves one dead

    Local news

    The truck is believed to have been turning out of a business premises at the time of the collision.

  • stolen copper cable

    Men busted with stolen copper cable

    Crime

    Bolt cutters and other tools were also found in their possession

  • Vintage ‘va-va-voom’ at car show and fly-in

    community

    Half of the funds go towards charity, which is the main focus of the show. It is also an opportunity…

  • Lifestyle market brings the warmth

    Community galleries

    With a wide range of products on offer, the market was a 'little bit of something for everyone'.

  • conned out of cash

    SCAM ALERT: Buffalo Coal warns against scam

    community

    Buffalo Coal management would like to inform and advise the public on the current rumour making rounds of employment of…

  • Lost and found: A set of keys

    community

    Please visit the Courier office on 28 Beaconsfield Street if the set of keys belongs to you.

  • Sterling support for local market

    Estcourt News

    The market was enjoyed by locals and visitors who browsed the many stalls for bargains

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