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  • New Liquor Act has far reaching changes

    Local news

    A NEW Liquor Act, Act 06 of 2010 regulating the sale of alcohol in the province came into effect on…

  • Domestic workers set to fly high

    Local news

    A Toti employer is flying his gardener and domestic maid to Johannesburg to have lunch.

  • Tourism fired up for Easter

    Local news

    Sapphire Coast Toti Tourism continues to flourish, thanks to civic-minded members of the public who are donating their time and…

  • Mall spreads goodwill to school children

    Local news

    KwaMakhutha school children were the recipients of the goodwill being spread in the latest round of RakNominations.

  • Midmar fundraisers make record donation to Hospice

    Local news

    A group of young men broke their own record of raising funds for Khanya Hospice at this year's Midmar Mile.

  • Team Flamingo tackles sports events in cancer drive

    Local news

    Two Toti paddlers tackled the non-stop Dusi as Team Flamingo.

  • Missing divers adrift for three hours

    Local news

    Two divers had a lucky escape on Sunday, 2 March when they drifted almost six kilometres from their dive site…

  • Snapshots of yesteryear

    Letters

    Please send these to Megan at southcoastsun@dbn.caxton.co.za with a short description of the sights in the photo.

  • Team Flamingo drive goes international

    Local news

    A Toti accommodation establishment used the Sharks Super 15 match to raise funds for Team Flamingo.

  • At a loss over miscreants at post office boxes

    Letters

    I do not understand why patrons of the post office have to be exposed to this disgusting and unsafe environment.

  • Eggs find new nests at homes – new VIDEO

    Local newsUpdate

    Toti schools have been tasked to perform a random act of kindness for the latest rounds of Toti RakNominations.

  • Crow calls on builder and landscapers

    Local news

    Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (Crow) invites builders, landscapers and gardeners to collect rocks at the centre.

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