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UCT beckons for Maris Stella top matriculant
Local newsMaris Stella top achiever, Nicole Williams, aced her matric with eight distinctions. She obtained A symbols in English, Afrikaans, mathematics,…
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Compulsive gambling, addiction under spotlight
Local newsSores of men and women in South Africa have met the ever-rising scourge that is gambling addiction, seeing individuals and…
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Glenmore armed robbers stopped in their tracks
Local newsThree suspects remain in custody following swift arrest by police for an armed robbery incident in Glenmore this week. Police…
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Aweh! – What’s happening in Durban
NewsFrom eats to talks, charity to chimes and drums, Durban has it all. Don't miss out on an exciting line-up.…
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Double celebration for Mama Kunene
Local newsMathabo Kunene of the Mazisi Kunene Foundation recently celebrated her 85th birthday in style while also basking in the success…
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EThekwini approves SA Open golf series sponsorship
Local newsAN investment of R5 million has been approved by the eThekwini Municipality executive committee as part of the city’s sponsorship…
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And the winner is: Best coffee in town to be crowned
Local newsExcitement is steaming as coffee vendors in Durban and surrounding areas vie for the ultimate title of the best in…
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Unacknowledged matriculants encouraged to sign up for CACH
Local newsThe Central Application Clearing House (CACH) helps matriculants to secure a spot in higher education institutions.
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Department ropes in experts to address property matters in the city
Local newsTo avert the state of decay in the city of Durban, the government is moving to convene a two-day conference…
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Rotary Club of Durban celebrates centenary
Local newsRotarians from all over KZN will converge this week in Durban to remember another lunch 101 years earlier in 1924…
