Local news
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Cuttings Beach polluting culprit wanted
Local newsSDCEA personnel, Bongani Mthembu, and Desmond D’sa took samples at the scene for testing.
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Theft contributes to infrastructure damage, police say
CrimeThese cables range between copper, electrical, and telephone including water pipes.
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Creepy crawlies week – it’s all about the Drakensberg creeper
Local newsScorpions feed on other small insects, specially millipedes, which make them a valuable addition to the garden.
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Junior primary embraces Literacy Day
GalleriesPlaying the nurturing role that they do, teachers took their learners outside to enjoy a good storybook.
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Child cancer survivor shines as a beacon of hope
Local newsSeptember is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. In an exclusive interview with the SUN, mother and son, Tamsyn and Camden Keseell…
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Looted small businesses urged to apply recovery program
Local newsThe Department of Small Business Development is calling on all small enterprises and informal traders whose businesses were looted or…
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BCA celebrates literacy and spring
GalleriesClasses from Grade R to 11 used the day's first lesson to enjoy a book.
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Montclair’s super-sleuth sergeants praised for cracking false case
Local newsA 33-year-old man falsely opened a case of carjacking and kidnapping.
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Former ward 66 councillor, Dr Du Bois back in the arena
Local newsReturning as a candidate after retiring in 2016 is former ward 66 councillor and Bluff historian, Dr Duncan du Bois.
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Riding waves thrills young surfer
Local newsBorn in England and bred on the Bluff, the 12-year-old, started surfing at the age of five.
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Karate standards high at grading despite challenges
Local newsKaratekas pulled off their best moves to solidify a clean go-ahead.
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Building bridges in literacy
Local newsThe literacy awareness event was a continuation of the Gcinamasiko Arts and Heritage Trust 20-year celebration of the Nozincwadi Literacy…
