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Roads in Port Shepstone reopened on Thursday after a lengthy blockade.

Numerous pleas to fix a dangerous sinkhole as a matter of urgency on Marine Drive, Ramsgate, has fallen on death ears.

South Coast anglers fall prey to knife-wielding robbers Updated Nothando Mkhize Share this: Some KZN South Coast anglers say they're now fishing in fear because they're constantly being targeted by robbers. The Tuna Angling Club there says the several attacks have taken place at the Sandpit area in Port Shepstone. The club's Myuran Moodley says the problem started when fishermen were barred from parking closer to the beach. He says he almost fell victim the other day. "The motive of the robberies are occurring where two guys will probably come up to you and ask if you have a cigarette." 

Margate Beach shut after sewage leak Updated Lauren Beukes Getty Images All recreational activities are off-limits until Ray Nkonyeni officials give beachgoers the all-clear.  The municipality's Simon April says Ugu authorities raised the alarm.  April says they're trying to fix the pump.  "A test will be conducted to the water and once the test comes back clear, then it will be open."

KZN municipalities ready for weekend bathers By Anelisa Kubheka Share DURBAN - After President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement on Monday evening to open beaches and public pools, municipalities along KwaZulu-Natal’s coast said they were ready for communities to make use of these facilities during the first weekend of opening. South Coast local municipalities said on Tuesday, residents began making use of beaches and public pools. Umdoni Municipality spokesperson Sphelele Cele said they have planned for the anticipated numbers expected to use these facilities. “We have on deck a team of l...