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Markets in the 031 – The Musgrave Market supports local
Local newsIn early 2019, the market took up less than half of the park’s space – it now expands throughout the…
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City counts cost of illegal dumping as scourge continues
Local newsThe eThekwini Municipality said illegal dumping is on the rise, piling up economic, social and health concerns.
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National Garlic Day: Exploring the health benefits of the mighty bulb
Local newsOn National Garlic Day, we are reminded of the health benefits of the popular bulb and how it became so…
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Glenwood resident and intrepid traveller celebrates her 100th birthday
Local newsIn 1943, Rona Wills began working at the University of Natal as it was then known, a job that would…
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Holocaust memorial exhibition set to showcase in Durban
Local newsThe exhibition presents more than 100 images of victims and perpetrators, as well as snapshots of the systematic extermination process…
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Know your rights as the filing season draws to a close
BusinessIn their monthly column for April, SARS explains what rights tax compliance upholds and promotes.
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4 ways to reduce employee stress in the workplace
Business'Positive stress' in the workplace can be beneficial as it can motivate workers to complete certain tasks on time.
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National Banana Day – is it a fruit or a herb?
Local newsDid you know that a banana tree is classified as a herb – the biggest herb in the world, no…
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April is Autism Awareness Month
Local newsThe founder of Dino-Might Minds in Durban North, who specialises in speech, occupational and behavioural therapy, talks about autism.
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Municipality encourages students to apply for In-Service Training Programme
Local newsAccording to the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Public Works, In-Service Training refers to practical work experience during studies and usually after…
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Undefeated, Berea school wins 13th regional hockey champs
Local newsAll remaining regionals and the Grand Finals will be livestreamed on the SuperSport Schools’ mobile app or website.
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Hollywoodbets Durban July tickets go on sale
Local newsAt least 50 000 people are expected at this year’s event.
