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  • Results blocked at 20 exam centres

    Local news

    Following investigations, results from 20 examination centres in KZN will remain blocked.

  • Norma and Sam take on Kili

    Local news

    Norma Millar and Samantha Antoncich will tackle Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for the Talk Sign Campaign.

  • Be safe while out and about

    Crime

    ADT encourages residents to bear safety in mind during their daily commute.

  • Take care of your skin

    Local news

    Netcare 911 urges the public to be sun-smart and to take precautions to prevent skin cancer.

  • Kenneth Gardens needs attention, says resident

    Local news

    A resident of Kenneth Gardens is asking the Housing Department to clean up the grounds at the housing estate.

  • UKZN welcomes new vice-chancellor

    Local news

    Dr Albert van Jaarsveld officially took over leadership of UKZN today, 2 February.

  • Emergency services strike averted

    Local news

    Emergency medical service protest was averted this week after the Department of Health paid employees overtime due in September 2014.

  • Donation for St Martin’s

    Local news

    Local businesses gave back to the community by giving a cash donation to St Martin's Children's Home.

  • CPF to engage with residents

    Crime

    The Umbilo CPF is encouraging the community to share thoughts on what issues the forum should tackle this year.

  • Support group for abused women

    Local news

    The Women Empowering Women support group will meet for empowerment presentations at Glenwood Village Library this February.

  • Ela Gandhi becomes CANSA volunteer

    Local news

    Peace activist, Ela Gandhi, is the Cancer Association of South Africa's newest volunteer.

  • Servitude has been ‘forgotten’ by DSW

    Local news

    The servitude in Crart Avenue is dangerous, says Heather Rorick from Bulwer Community Safety Forum.

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