Local news
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El Niño effects on Amanzimtoti’s water supply
Local newsEl Niño is a climate pattern defined by the abnormal warming of surface ocean waters in the central and eastern…
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Advertisers help SUN give back to local organisations
Local newsThe South Coast Sun donated much-needed items to two local non-profit organisations as part of this year's charitable features.
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Enjoy an outdoor movie night for a worthy cause
Local newsFeeling for an outdoor movie experience? Kuswag Skool has you covered, and it's doing it for a good cause, Solidariteit…
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Critters caught on camera by shutterbugs
Local newsThis month at the Sapphire Coast Camera Club, the talented shutterbugs tackled insects as the set subject for its competition.
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Stray Star saved by Pet Rescue Isipingo
Local newsA wandering stray was rescued by Pet Rescue Isipingo in the Isipingo Beach area and it is now being treated…
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Walking the Talk Foundation supports feeding scheme
Local newsIn a donation facilitated by an NPO, the SA Pork Producers' Organisation helped feed Mason Lincoln Special School children.
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Local beach tackled on International Coastal Clean-Up Day
Local newsHosted by the Clean Surf Project, volunteers ranged from learners and community members to recycling companies and other stakeholders.
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Heritage event set for Ilanda Wilds
Local newsAfter the clean-up at llanda Wilds, it will be the venue for Sapphire Coast Tourism's Heritage Day Activation event.
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Recovery plan laid out for Prospecton refinery
Local newsThe roadmap aims to create value in the short term while building towards full-scale refining capability of up to 650…
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Isipingo River mouth manually opened, rain intensifies
Local newsThe City is currently under a Level 6 weather warning for disruptive rainfall, which remains in effect until September 18.
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eThekwini braces for heavy rain
Local newsThe eThekwini municipality said emergency response teams have been stationed across the city for rapid deployment.
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Community learns about dangers of drinking during pregnancy
Local newsBecause alcohol easily crosses the placenta, it disrupts the development of the foetus's brain, central nervous system, and physical organs.
