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‘We have to create our own new normal’ says new Rotary Club of Hibiscus Coast president
Local newsNewly inducted President Gavin Jepson, also District Governor nominee for 2022-2023, addressed the virtual audience with his usual confidence and…
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Seal stranded at Oslo Beach is recovering well
Local newsThe beautiful seal is estimated to be approximately five or six years old, making her a sub-adult.
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Mum and daughter crochet 28 blankets to keep people warm this winter
Local newsIn addition, they've also knitted and crocheted 47 teddies to provide comfort to children.
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Freeland Park’s Vera celebrates her 100th birthday lockdown style
Local newsTo help with the celebrations while still adhering to lockdown regulations, the wall facing the care centre was decorated with…
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Gcilima hip hop hopeful Dexstar aims for 10 000 YouTube views
Local newsThe video was shot entirely in Gcilima before the lockdown regulations were enforced.
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Elderly man collapses and dies at Umkomaas beach
Local newsThe man had apparently been crayfishing and spearfishing with his brother and a friend when he lost consciousness in the…
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Leila’s Lane: Car crash victim returns home after nine months in hospital
Local newsLesley Botha spent nine months in hospital in Durban and underwent numerous operations.
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Noel ‘zooms’ in as Rotary Club of Port Shepstone president … and Shamin shines
Local newsIncoming president Noel Coetzee said he hoped Rotarians could be real game-changers.
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NOTICE: Load reduction expected during peak hours in KwaZulu-Natal tonight – including on the South Coast
Local newsEskom says it is currently battling to keep up with the increased equipment failure that is costing millions to repair.
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Covid-19 infection protocols in place at Port Shepstone Saps
Local newsAccording to Brigadier Jay Naicker of the provincial police media centre, primary decontamination/sanitisation of the station and the cells occurs…
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UPDATE: Confirmed Covid-19 cases now stand at 1 207 in Ugu District
Local newsThere is an increase of 202 confirmed cases of the virus in the district between July 15 and July 17.
