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  • DYC aims to get township schools on board

    News

    Grade 11 learners work harder to leave a lasting legacy in Durban.

  • Burn opens her surfski series account

    Local news

    Michelle Burn took advantage of the bigger conditions to open up her account at the Thule Surfski Challenge.

  • Waste pickers save country millions of landfill space

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    A tyre recycling initiative is eliminating the ongoing environmental damage in South Africa.

  • Two injured in collision

    Local news

    SAPS were on the scene and will be investigating the cause of the accident.

  • New 2018 headmaster announced

    Local news

    The appointment of a new headmaster of Clifton School has been announced, with effect from 1 January 2018.

  • Update: Near drowning victim fights for life

    Local news

    Lifeguards pulled the man from the surf and administered CPR.

  • Memorial tribute for battlefield guide

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    A memorial tribute was held for SAMHS committee member and acclaimed KwaZulu-Natal military historian, Ken Gillings.

  • City reviews its ban on murals

    Local news

    New bylaws governing public art to be published this year.

  • Cyndi’s summer tour

    Local news

    Twenty-three gigs over 25 days, in 17 cities and towns, a total of 6000km in the old 1970s Combi.

  • Swim for marrow

    Local news

    A local swimmer is challenging Midmar Mile swimmers to dedicate their swim to The Sunflower Fund.

  • Jeremy Loops draws capacity crowd

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    Jeremy Loops performed before a capacity crowd at Durban Botanic Gardens last night.

  • Smiles at Beer and Bunny on the Bay

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    It was all about the beer and the bunny chow at thePoint Yacht Club today,

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