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Living up to the 2011 school motto, ‘the fire to inspire’, is what makes Mt Edgecombe teenager Estée Willers top of her game.
KZN Women in Business meets at La Vita Conference Centre, opposite Durban Ice Rink on June 2.
“Party girl” and royal sensation Pippa Middleton continues to turn heads weeks after William and Kate’s wedding.
Hirsch Umhlanga has a range of events lined up for May, from cooking demos to business networking, there’s something for everyone.
Following the news that around 77 million Playstation accounts were compromised in April, Sony now suspects that hackers may have accessed the personal information of another 25 million online gamers.
At midnight tonight the petrol price is set to rise by 29c. The pumps at local petrol stations have been busy most of the day.
An 18-month-old Dutch boy has drawn the world’s attention with his amazing soccer skills.
The retail price of all grades of petrol will go up by 29c on May 4th, taking the price of unleaded petrol at the coast to R9.95 per litre.
Relocating from one side of the planet to the other in order to reunite with family is one thing, but if you’re looking for a better life, it might be prudent to put a few things into perspective.
The Blythedale Coastal Resort rugby festival held at Kearsney College delivered an exciting display of entertaining, running rugby.
From Durban North to La Lucia, Umhlanga and further north, the Ridge sure is a great place to be.
UK supermodel Agyness Deyn will leave a legacy in South Africa once her starring role in Durban’s 031 Collection is over.
Lois Kuhle meets TV programme 50/50’s eco-warrior, Andre Cronje, at his North Coast hideaway in Umdloti.
It’s all systems go for Splashy Fen 2011. The tranquil Underberg farm that has accommodated the annual Splashy Fen Music Festival for the past 22 years is once again ready to play host to thousands of music and nature lovers from around the country this Easter weekend.
Local, local, local . . . and only the best ingredients. This, along with a solid helping of talent, is the secret to Kerry Hedges’s success. Erica Platter reports.
Chocoholics the world over are shocked at the news that Italian chocolate tycoon Pietro Ferrero died yesterday whilst on a business trip in South Africa.
The North Coast will be the epicentre of an exciting shore and deep sea angling competition with a cash prize of R1 million.
A woman thought to be in her late-30s lost control of her bakkie this morning and crashed into an electricity box before going through a fence and coming to rest next to the garage inside a private property.
You all know those days, when people – and the things they do – can make a train wreck of a regular working day.
Nominations for the 2011 Regional Business Achiever Awards are now open for business women in Durban, the South Coast and the Midlands.
Will the Olympic flame be burning at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in 2020? Alan Cooper asks the question.
Japan’s stricken Fukushima nuclear plant has withstood the latest massive aftershock there but the crisis is far from over.
Durban kept to its tradition of raining on days when we have an outdoor concert. But it didn’t dampen the spirits of the fans who went to see Neil Diamond last night. Sharon Gill was in the 25,000-strong crowd …
The Ridge recently headed to the gorgeous Didima Camp at Cathedral Peak, one of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife’s classy offerings in the Central Berg area.
Interest rates under pressure, electricity tariff hikes, water hikes, now brace yourself for yet another surge in the petrol price.
South African running legend Zola Budd goes for a jog on Durban’s Golden Mile.
Tanglewood is one of Kloof’s hidden treasures – a haven for animals and humans alike.
What makes your kitty tick? Try our checklist of kitty know-how and you’ll become the fat cat!
Gateway Theatre of Shopping was the scene of the media launch of the IBV SuperCar Club South Africa.
Olympics expert Jon Tibbs shares his thoughts on the key ingredients that go into a successful bid for the Games.
An attempted housebreaking turned sour for two criminals who were caught red-handed in the early hours of this morning.
A business summit hosted by Ilembe Municipality and Enterprise iLembe took place at Ebandla Hotel and Conference Centre, Ballito.
Having had a while to digest the supremely disappointing quarter-final humbling at the hands of New Zealand, I remain deflated, but hey, the world’s still turning, isn’t it?
Economists believe that the fuel price in South Africa could rise to R10 a litre by the end of the year.
MPC Recruitment Group has moved to larger head offices on Armstrong Avenue, La Lucia Ridge.
Today is Earth Hour day, when more than 5,000 cities in 135 countries are expected to switch off their lights for an hour.
Video: Watch Bakkies Botha’s hectic “clean-out” of Stormers scrum-half Dewaldt Duvenage. Ouch!!
Concerned about the new municipal valuation of your property in the Ballito area? There’s still time to rectify the situation if you act now.
Trevor Hulett was literally flying high a few months ago, but now his feet are firmly on the ground, writes Debbie Reynolds.
The charismatic Colonel Kweyama, new Hillcrest SAPS station commander, is a man with a mission, writes James Siddall.
At 8.30pm on Saturday, March 26, 2011, lights will switch off around the globe for Earth Hour.
The north coast is flexing its muscles as a business and leisure district. Click here for our picture gallery of social events.
KZN Women in Business meet on April 7 at the La Vita Conference Centre in Durban.
Graeme Smith has swotted away reporters’ questions following SA’s collapse against England in the World Cup yesterday.
The iLembe district held a function for the launch of the iLembe Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism at Hotel iZulu yesterday.
There’s great excitement on the North Coast as the dynamic iLembe area business community has formed its own Chamber of Commerce.
With petrol prices expected to rocket, Durbanites must also brace for the pain of hefty proposed increases in the cost of services.
A launch was held at Mr Price King’s Park for the Blythedale Coastal Resort Schools Easter Rugby Festival.
The Oyster Box is buzzing as 18 members of staff head to London for a prestigious awards ceremony.
KZN Women in Business had a successful February meeting. The next event is scheduled for Thursday, March 3 at the La Vita Conference Centre.
With the truck drivers’ strike extending into a fifth day, there are concerns that Durban motorists could be left high and dry.
There are changes afoot at Durban North’s popular The Food Market. Fans of real, fresh food read on for more info.
This is one day on the calendar when you’d better not mess up . . . or you’ll likely end up in the dog box.
Foodie and restaurant critic Anne Stevens reviews some of the best spots in town to meet for a business breakfast.
President Jacob Zuma received acclaim for his State of the Nation address. But can his government deliver?
A liquid salute to the President for each brilliant point made? Here’s an alternative take on the serious business of the State of the Nation address.
It’s tough keeping up with the Kenny Kunene saga . . . sometimes when the going gets tough you have to go fishing.
Gateway was the scene of the launch of the Audi A1 on Friday. This little number definitely stopped the traffic.
The Ocean Reef Hotel brings Indonesian inspiration and a fine dining element to the North Coast town of Zinkwazi.
The winner of our popular Vernon White Designer Jewellery competition is Vivienne Brown. Congratulations.
KZN Women in Business is holding its monthly meeting on Thursday, February 3, 2011 at La Vita Conference Centre, opposite the ice rink in Durban.
The Hereford Group is hosting a seminar at the Garden Court Hotel in Umhlanga Ridge: “Trust Structures for Business Owners.”
A local man is fast establishing a name for himself in the unusual realm of Persian carpet cleaning, writes Lois Kuhle.
Events were key this festive season as locals and holidaymakers took to Umhlanga’s beaches in large numbers.
Entries for the Unlimited Dusi Canoe Marathon close this Friday (January 14), see the race website for entry details.
Just a week to go until we announce our winner! Click on the Vernon White Designer Jewellery advert (above right) to enter.
Sibaya Casino & Enterntainment Casino donated R10 000 to the Mavela HIV/Aids Project based in Ndwedwe.
Umhlanga’s Hooters restaurant and pub is set to become part of a growing chain of Hooters stores across SA.
Kloof Country Club has a rich history dating back to 1927
Heartwood Trees hopes to plant the seeds of giving. Cate Clarke met KZN representative Dave Earle at his Kloof home to find out more about this unique gifting concept.
Lee Currie explores Mount Edgecombe Stables, a green pocket of excellence to the north of Durban.
Gavin Foster blows a fuse over bureaucratic red tape
Success at Hooters Umhlanga is the foundation for entrepreneur Spencer Shaw’s expansion into the business world.
Darryl Hofmann from Yossis and the Glenwood Community Forum are planning an elegant café-styled New Year’s Eve festival in the streets of Glenwood, Durban.
The Beverly Hills Hotel, an icon on the north coast, is certainly the place to celebrate these holidays.
Rod Harris receives the ultimate Christmas gift from his old school friend Raymond Haycock – a life-saving kidney
Hillcrest’s Stuart Pringle came to the rescue of a Black Sparrowhawk chick which fell out of its nest during a powerful wind storm.
It’s the time of year when all you want to do is get away. Here’s 10 ideas if you’ve left your planning a bit late.
A day on the beach at Thompson’s Bay building sand castles . . . it’s all part of The Live Free Project.
Vodafone data reveals what we are using our phones for . . . some of the findings might take you by surprise.