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Travelling with peace and goodwill |
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| The North Coast Courier - 10 Jul 2008 |
| BY SHIRLEY NYEMBE
To create awareness about the spread
of malaria Zinkwazi resident Kingsley
Holgate and a South African
expedition team have been tracking
the outside edge of Africa since
April, carrying with them an Expedition
Scroll of Peace and Goodwill.
Nearing the end of the journey
Holgate and his team delivered the
scroll for Mayor Sduduzo Gumede
to sign at the King Shaka...... |
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United Nations in Salt Rock |
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| The North Coast Courier - 10 Jul 2008 |
| BY SHANNON HOPKINS
Due to it being one of the most drastic examples of coastal erosion
in the world, the damage caused by the March 2007 storm
got global attention at a United Nations conference in Salt Rock
this week.
As the sea is the main subject of the United Nations Environment
Programme's (UNEP) environmental lawmaking and
diplomacy course held from June 30 to July 11, about 35...... |
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Launch of Ballito website |
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| The North Coast Courier - 10 Jul 2008 |
| BY KELLY MCQUE
A new website focusing on the Ballito area was officially
launched on Tuesday, July 2.
Ballito.net concentrates on holiday and permanent letting as
well as property sales that cover the greater Ballito area.
Managing director Alicia Deans started ballito.net five years
ago as part of an eLan Group initiative, which grew to become
an entity of its own.
“Both the property...... |
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Westbrook's Champion Golfer |
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| The North Coast Courier - 22 May 2008 |
| BY KELLY MCQUE
The Nedbank SA Disabled Golf Open 2008 trophy has finally been
brought home and Nico Wentzel was the man to do it.
The Westbrook resident and father of three was more surprised
than anyone that he had won this tough challenge.
“I phoned my wife Nikki and told her I’d won. She asked if I’d
won the leg division and I said that no, I’d won the whole competition.
I didn’t...... |
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Beach plans move forward |
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| The North Coast Courier - 22 May 2008 |
| BY SHANNON HOPKINS
The final proposal for the restoration of the
KwaDukuza beaches was presented to residents
at a meeting last week.
Held at the Boathouse on May 14, beach restoration
environmental consultant Hantie Plomp
showed those present what the new water and
sanitation services, parking areas, promenade and
tidal pools would look like.
Plomp said the abultion blocks at Salmon...... |
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