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10/11/2025

Happy Monday bantu benkosi

This week starts with gratitude for our teachers the everyday heroes who inspire, guide, and uplift our youth. Their dedication builds the future of our community, one learner at a time.

Do you know a teacher who deserves a spotlight?
Tag them below or inbox us we’d love to feature them on Eshowe Online today.

05/11/2025

CALLING ALL ARTISTS & BUSINESS OWNERS

Are you ready to showcase your talent or business to the Eshowe community and beyond?

Join us at the Eshowe Growth & Development Expo 2025, a platform designed to connect, inspire, and empower local creatives and entrepreneurs. Whether you’re a DJ, performer, or business owner, this is YOUR moment to shine.

Tag or share this post with someone you know who deserves to be part of this amazing event.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to exhibit, perform, and network with other movers and shakers.

29/10/2025

Wellness Wednesday: Start Your Morning Right 🌞

Good morning Good people
Today, take a moment to pause, breathe, and check in with yourself. Wellness isn’t just about fitness it’s about finding balance in mind, body, and spirit.

• Drink a glass of water before your coffee.
• Step outside and stretch for five minutes.
• Set one positive intention for the day.

Small habits can make a big difference.
What’s your wellness ritual this Wednesday? Share it with us in the comments

21/10/2025

Calling All Eshowe Small Businesses

We want to shine a spotlight on YOU!

Do you own a small business in Eshowe, or do you know someone who does? We’re looking to feature local entrepreneurs, artisans, and businesses under our Local & Economy segment on Eshowe Online.

Tell us about them
• What’s the business name?
• What do they offer?

Tag them in the comments or send us a message let’s support our local economy and celebrate the amazing talent in our town🙏🏼

20/10/2025

MOULDING THE FUTURE WITH CARE

Mrs Stacey Muthusamy
English Teacher

Mrs Stacey Muthusamy continues to inspire and shape young minds with her passion for teaching and her genuine love for her learners. Her journey in education began in 2015 at Gingindlovu Primary School, where she discovered the joy of connecting with children and helping them grow. A year later, in 2016, she joined KwaZibonele Primary School, where she continues to make a difference as an English teacher for Grades 6 and 7.

For Mrs Muthusamy, teaching is far more than just a profession it’s a calling. “I love that every child is different,” she says warmly. “As a teacher, you get the opportunity to know each learner and build strong relationships with them. They see you not only as a teacher but as someone they can trust and who genuinely cares for them.”

Her greatest reward comes from witnessing her learners grow both in knowledge and confidence. “It’s the best feeling when a child grasps a concept and starts to develop a love for the subject. That’s when you realise you’re truly making a difference in a little human’s life.”

Over the years, Mrs Muthusamy has collected many proud moments as an educator, but what touches her heart most is seeing her former learners succeed. “I often get visits from them, sharing their achievements and the career paths they’ve chosen. Recently, a young man I taught years ago came to see me. He’s now a third-year Audiology student and told me how much he appreciated the kindness and encouragement he received in my class.”

For Mrs Muthusamy, these moments are priceless the true reflection of a teacher’s lasting impact. “As a teacher” she says with a smile, “your greatest reward will always be seeing the product you helped mould and shape.”

We’d love to hear from you, who should we feature next week? Let us know in the comments or send us a message

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17/10/2025

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13/10/2025

A Passionate Foundation of Learning

Hlengiwe Nomfundo Mthethwa

Miss Mthethwa is more than just a teacher at KwaZibonele Primary School. she’s a passionate foundation phase educator who believes that every child deserves a strong start in life. With a nurturing spirit and years of dedication, she has become a guiding light for many young learners stepping into the world of education.

Her teaching journey began in 2008, shortly after completing an orientation course that introduced her to the joy of teaching. Since then, she has earned a diploma in teaching Grade R and is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Education (Foundation Phase) a reflection of her commitment to professional growth and lifelong learning.

“Speaking, reading, writing, and listening are the most important abilities” she says with pride. “Most of my pupils have mastered them, and that brings me great joy as a teacher.”

Known for her energy and versatility, Miss Mthethwa doesn’t stop at academics. She leads several extracurricular activities from the Soul Buddies Club, choir, and dance groups to cultural organizations that celebrate heritage and teamwork. Her passion for sport also shines through her Level 1 Netball Coaching Certificate from Netball South Africa.

Her hard work and dedication have earned her several accolades, including nominations in the Excellence in Teaching Grade R category for the National Teaching Awards, where she reached the provincial level two years in a row. In addition, her school honored her with the Most Active Educator Award for both 2023 and 2024.

“Teaching is not just a job to me” she reflects. “It’s a calling a chance to inspire children and help them discover their potential.”

Through her enthusiasm and love for education, Miss Mthethwa continues to uplift learners and colleagues alike proving that true educators don’t just teach, they transform lives.

08/10/2025

Did You Know?

Drinking enough water each day helps boost your energy, improve focus, and even lift your mood?

When you’re even slightly dehydrated, you might feel tired, dizzy, or get headaches that’s your body asking for water.

So next time you feel a slump, skip the sugary drinks and grab a glass of water instead. Your body (and mind) will thank you.

Tip: Keep a reusable bottle with you it’s good for you and the environment.

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eShowe - My Home

Nobody can confirm how the name “eShowe” came about. Legend has it that it comes from the sound the wind makes when hising through the tall grass of this towm on the hill. Some say the name comes from the zulu word for mushrooms which is “ikhowe”, no one knows. But what others should know is that eshowe is rich with Zulu historical footprint. From Fort Nongqayi, to KwaBulawayo, to the grave of Queen Nandi, the mother of Zulu’s great King Shaka. More than this, everyone should know that, no matter where I am, Eshowe remains my refuge, my go-to place in happiness and sadness, eShowe is my home.