Local news
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Grade Sevens shine at quiz competition in Amanzimtoti
Local newsThe City's quiz competition featured Grade Seven learners representing various schools tasked with reading three books and answering questions on…
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SPCA fundraiser hits the right notes at Seadoone Mall
Local newsSouth African Music Award-nominated singer Rob Rodell entertained shoppers with his euphonic voice to commemorate World Animal Day.
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eThekwini hopes shift system will improve productivity
Local newsThe Shift System will be implemented to curb the lack of productivity in eThekwini Workers and the spiralling costs of…
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Join the spooky fun at McGinty’s Halloween Night
Local newsDress in your scariest, most spooky attire and stand a chance to win great prizes at McGinty's @ Mug and…
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eThekwini re-allocates R7.6m intended for Amanzimtoti Library upgrade
Local newsDespite no prospect of a new roof for the library in the current financial year, officials have taken to facilitate…
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Electricity to be restored in Amanzimtoti
Local newsA large area of Amanzimtoti has been without power since yesterday when the Dan Pienaar substation exploded during the heavy…
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JUST IN: Heavy rain causes flooding on certain roads
Local newsAs more heavy rain is predicted to fall throughout the day, motorists are advised to exercise caution on KZN roads.
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Visually impaired commuters to get more assistance
Local newsPublic transport drivers were educated on the significance of recognising and respecting white cane (visually impaired) commuters on the roads.
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Perpetrators brought to book in Amanzimtoti
CrimeIn September, a total of 14 suspects were arrested for various contact and property-related crimes, and 19 convictions were secured.
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Hindu Society hosts Premier in Umkomaas [Pictures]
Local newsKwaZulu-Natal premier Thami Ntuli was a guest at the unveiling of the 20th Sivananda Peace Pillar in Craigieburn.
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Retired engineers, artisans volunteer to fix city’s infrastructure
Local newsAmong the 20 volunteer experts that form part of #TeamRescueEThekwini are two retired engineers from Amanzimtoti.
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Baggies outfall is residents’ fault – councillor André Beetge
Local newsResidents are disposing of nappies, sanitary pads, hard paper and clothing into the sewer system, which is subsequently causing a…
