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Rescued senior dog given second chance
NewsA senior dog was rescued by Isipingo Pet Rescue from the dangerous Higginson Highway. The organisation hopes to find him…
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Durban International Airport premises lies in limbo
NewsA look into the legal battle over the Durban International Airport premises two companies have been embroiled in since 2018.
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Community bids farewell to soccer stalwart
SportThe Durban South community's heart strings were tugged as local soccer legend, Ronnie Vengan died shortly after his 74th birthday.
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Amanzimtoti police recover truck with stolen stationery
CrimeThe Department of Education nearly lost R168 517 worth of stationery when a delivery truck was robbed at gunpoint.
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Festive fun at Winkle sea and sand race
Local newsVolunteers at the Winklespruit Surf Lifesaving Club rescued a child that went into respiratory shock after being stung by blue…
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Armed robbers target shopping centre in Amanzimtoti
CrimeA gang of armed robbers set their sights on an Amanzimtoti shopping centre. First responders, ET Rapid Response, described the…
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KZN athletes shine at Wako championship
Local sportAthletes from across the province shone at the World Association of Kickboxing Organisations championships where an Isipingo-based martial arts duo…
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Starting the year with a ‘clean sweep’
Local newsThe Clean Surf Project team got 2025 underway with a clean-up along the Amanzimtoti river mouth, picking up 35 bags…
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Potholes on Isipingo roads to be addressed
Local newsIsipingo Rail is mostly riddled with potholes with Inwabi and Gokul, Mathura and Ramlaken roads severely affected.
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First day of school for tiny tots
Local newsIt was a whirlwind of emotions at primary schools around Amanzimtoti as Grade 1 learners stepped into school for the…
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Beaches closed temporarily for shark safety gear
Local newsThe eThekwini Municipality and the Sharks Board have announced the closure of some beaches along the coast.
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Rotary donates hamper to Umgababa NPO
Local newsThe Rotary Club of Amanzimtoti set out to close 2024 with a blessing to Umgababa-based non-profit organisation, Masibhamu Development Centre.
