People — The Ballito Magazine

Cobus Oelofse's father never called a family meeting to share his wisdom. He just lived it, one raised eyebrow, one quiet repair job, one st...

Matthew Smith traces his confidence, character, and love of sport back to one man: his father. A tribute to a dad who led by example, stayed...

Marco Bortolussi's father arrived in a new country at 21, speaking no English and knowing no one, yet built a company, a 57-year marriage, a...

Since 1986, the Dolphin Coast Striders has turned complete beginners into Comrades finishers, built a 500-strong community on the KwaZulu-Na...

From five-year-old micro grommet on the South Coast to heading up Club Med's first-ever surf school in the world, Michael Baron turned a tou...

A chartered accountant who swapped London banking for a Ballito timber yard, Warren Seery built Coastal Timber by combining his father-in-la...

Overseeing five Durban-area practices while living the Ballito coastal life, Dr Preeyan Padayachee has built his career on a simple but powe...

Lungelo Ncwane swapped Margate for Ballito, built a mechanical engineering firm tackling everything from pump design to fire services, and r...

Simon Peacock has spent over two decades turning RE/MAX Dolphin Realtors into a North Coast powerhouse, and his philosophy is refreshingly s...

Nadia and MJ Zietsman share insight into their creative strategies at Huizemark and what makes Ballito such a special place for them, amongs...

Clyde lost his wedding ring on day one, a cable car operator told Des-Marié she didn't look like a skelm, and somehow it all added up to the...