Ballito Rage News Today

After two years of cancellations, around 5 000 festival goers attended the Ballito rage on the North coast this week – down from the 2018/19 high of 7 000

This year brings a welcome return to Ballito Rage and the organiser, Greg Walsh, spoke to Darren, Keri, and Sky about the challenges but awareness that this year brings to the KZN community.

Ballito Rage has kicked off it’s 2022 program, as scores of matriculants flock to our shores for a week of celebrations. Medi Response is the proud medical services provider to the event. Medi Response resources are available at event sites, and across event areas, for the duration of the event. Event organisers and partners have

WITH the final matric exams being written on Tuesday, 7 December, many grade 12 pupils are planning their pens-down parties.

Government has announced the further extension of the national State of disaster until 15 April, which will give it more time to adapt existing laws in order to control the spread of the coronavirus.

In the latest news in South Africa on Wednesday 8 December 2021, the Land Expropriation Bill was not passed into law.

A Rage Festival organiser has blamed the mainstream media for creating panic and hysteria, which he says eventually led to the cancellation of two events.

If you have not seen it, Stu Berry, referee and events coordinator has written a letter sharing perspective regarding the how we approach outdoor gatherings as people and what the media feeds us. Have a read here.

Refilwe Moloto speaks to Greg Walsh, one of the organisers of the Ballito and Plett Rage festivals, cancelled again this year.

Rage Festival Group CEO Greg Walsh has lashed out at mainstream media over the cancellation of the Ballito and Plett Rage events.