Egg-stra special Easter fun on the Durban South

With a hop, skip and jump, children in the Durban South found fun and creative ways to celebrate their Easter holidays.

April 5, 2026

Dillon Pillay 1 minute read

Amara Constable and Ziah Christian share a basket of Easter eggs. Photos: Dillon Pillay

IN Durban South, the sounds of cheers and laughter rippled through the air as children set off with eager anticipation for their Easter egg hunts. Young ones everywhere dressed in colourful clothes some even sporting matching bunny ears.

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In Montclair, the children were treated to some fun on the jungle gyms with their own special Easter packs. Meanwhile, in Wentworth, groups of youth gathered once again at the Abbaquar San Dream Centre, ready to participate in the annual Easter egg hunt, an event they look forward to each year. This year it was accompanied by various forms of entertainment.

At the same time, families living on The Bluff took a different approach at Grosvenor Library as they turned to their creativity, assembling Easter baskets with their own hands. After creating their baskets, the children embarked on a mini egg hunt.

All of these moments, though varying in settings and activities, highlighted the heart of Easter’s celebration

Ziah Christian poses as the Easter bunny. — Keziah Christian poses as the Easter bunny.

Big smiles for Cayleb Giraud with all his Easter eggs.

Kukhanya Twala has fun on the jumping castle.

Cleopatra Khuzwayo flashes a big smile while on the see saw.

Chantal Khuzwayo lifts her hands in excitement as she makes her way down the slide.

Jabu and Sihawu Mkhize enjoy some quality time together.

Chante Smith and Ava Smith have some fun on the jungle gym together.

Miyah Smith shows her completed Easter basket.

Malik Kai Frazer and Lajae Shabbily happily work together to make their own Easter baskets.

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April 5, 2026

Dillon Pillay 1 minute read

Dillon Pillay

He is a relatively new face in the journalism scene as he just recently graduated. He has a Bachelor in Journalism degree with a major in television. As a journalist at Southlands Sun he focuses on a variety of beats of news from hard news to social events and sports. He works as a multimedia journalist utilising his love for the camera and social media to good use.