Local news
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[WATCH] Southern brown egg eater snake caught on the Bluff
BlogsWhile these snakes are perfectly safe to handle, it could easily be confused with a female boomslang.
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Fairvale Secondary youth group inspires clean living
Local newsFAR is a leadership programme directed to teenagers focusing on clean living and positive personal growth, while also addressing the…
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CANSA works towards eliminating cervical cancer
Local newsBluff resident, Lynette Goncalves De Sousa Maia, shared her journey with cervical cancer and stressed the importance of women prioritising…
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Model trains society encourages youngsters to join
Local newsIf you're 12-years-old and above, then this might be for you!
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Police search for suspect following Lansdowne flat shooting
CrimeThe 42-year-old man was shot by an unknown suspect and rushed off to King Edward VIII Hospital.
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Woodlands pensioner warns of underhanded maids
Local newsThoko Mbhele had been looking for someone who would help her around the house as she is elderly and lives…
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Get to know the Mozambique spitting cobra
BlogsThe Mozambique spitting cobra is reluctant to bite, but unlike most other snakes it can spray its venom quite far…
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Euthansised monkeys: CROW caught in the crossfire
Local newsUpdateAccording to a statement released by EKZN, Crow had been involved in the case as a consulting party and tasked…
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Gun violence prevention begins with you, says police
Local newsIn response to the continuous business and armed robberies in the area, the Brighton Beach police held an awareness campaign.
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Operation to clean up Clairwood continues
Local newsMandela Park Informal Settlement on Dayal Road and Khayelitsha Informal Settlement on Horseshoe Road were the main focus areas on…
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Wessa resumes with environmental courses
Local newsWessa Treasure Beach provides a hands-on approach used by staff to encourage a practical understanding of the environment and how…
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Durban rakes in R60m from Easter weekend
Local newsAs a result, the hospitality industry saw hotel occupancy rates peak at a 60 per cent average.
