Local news
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Joint effort keeps South Coast safe, but still under high alert
Local newsRoadblocks and patrols will continue this week. Local civilians have played a big role in this and deserve much credit.
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Consumer commission urges suppliers not to inflate prices of essential items
Local newsThe goods and services in question are those which relate to basic food and consumer items, emergency products and services,…
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OPINION: ‘Open letter from the CEO of the Automobile Association, Willem Groenewald’
Local newsOur operations in KwaZulu-Natal have been affected by the riots and looting, and we are forced to ground our fleet…
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Association advises journey limits as refinery shuts down
Local newsMotorists are advised to avoid unnecessary journeys and to buy no more fuel than necessary, to preserve current stocks for…
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Workplace wellness is crucial, even more so during a pandemic
Local newsHappy and healthy employees are more productive and take fewer sick days.
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All roads clear, calls for fake voice notes to stop
Local newsSecurity companies and police urge people not to circulate fake or incorrect messages on WhatsApp groups.
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Umdoni News by Mayor Khathi: Community support commended on Umdoni rehabilitation
Local newsAnd as promised by this council, councilors have duly exercised their oversight role to ensure implementation as per the work…
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Voter registration weekend postponed by two weeks
Local newsThe decision was made following a review of the current conditions, including the rate of infections and hospitalisations.
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Need to get food to your family in KZN? Drop off at Seeff Properties Edenvale
Local newsSponsoredSeeff Properties has stepped in to ease the transportation of food parcels into KZN. Where is this being done?
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UPDATE: Eskom KwaZulu-Natal’s service to customers affected by protest action
Local newsDue to the cumulative number of faults, as well as the risks that may still prevail, technicians may take time…
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TEAM WORK: Umzinto unites for cleanup campaign
Local newsNumerous shops were extensively damaged by protesters and looters, and several buildings were burnt.
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GOOD NEWS: Port Edward and Harding rally to restore their towns
Local newsThe aim now is to restore towns back to their former glory.
