Highway Mail

The Highway Mail proudly stands as the oldest newspaper in the Caxton Pinetown family, with a rich history spanning 66 years. Throughout its journey, it has bravely navigated the challenges of the apartheid era and celebrated the emergence of democracy, all while documenting the lives of mayors and community leaders. The Highway Mail has been a witness to significant events, such as the Pinetown Commission of Enquiry in the 1980s, the bombing of the Pinetown Post Office, and the devastating floods of 1987 that impacted the Highway area. Above all, it has been a vital source of information, capturing both the achievements and struggles of local residents, and celebrating the incredible feats of everyday individuals. While it may have some age-related charm, the Highway Mail remains contemporary and relevant, delivering engaging online content to meet the needs of today's digital audience. With the addition of new and exciting title sites, we are thrilled to offer our own dedicated websites, making it easier for mobile users to stay connected.