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Seniors to connect nature, heritage at Burman Bush
Local newsBurman Bush Nature Reserve will mark Heritage Month with a guided walk for senior citizens through its 55-hectare coastal forest.
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Heavy rain leaves parts of Durban without power
Local newsHeavy rain, mudslides and widespread power outages have hit parts of eThekwini, with technical teams deployed to restore electricity.
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Feel-good Friday: Duo on mission to keep Musgrave spotless
Local newsTwo local heroes are on a mission to keep Musgrave and surroundings spotless by weeding, sweeping and clearing waterways.
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International and domestic arrivals lift Durban tourism
Local newsInternational arrivals and domestic visitor spending surged in July, giving eThekwini’s tourism sector a much-needed boost.
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2027 cat calendar to support Durban’s feral cats
Local newsAll proceeds from the sale of the Compass Cares 2027 calendars go towards sterilising and feeding the feral cats of…
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eThekwini approves R5.3 million for smart policing project
Local newsThe Metro Police Smart Policing Project moves to modernise law enforcement and strengthen public safety withing eThekwini.
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Durban residents fed up with public urination problem
Local newsDurban residents and businesses are calling on eThekwini Municipality to tackle public urination in parts of the city.
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An easier way to switch to the new Z Fold8
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Bright Eyes maths whizzes bring home six medals
Local newsBRIGHT Eyes Trust learners won six medals at the KZN Abagility Math Club Regional Competition in Hillcrest.
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Clarence Primary celebrates Arbor Month with tree planting
Local newsClarence Primary School learners and teachers celebrated Arbor Month by planting South Africa’s 2026 trees of the year.
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Refugees stranded at Bulwer Park amid shelter uncertainty
Local newsAs efforts continued to secure emergency accommodation, residents warned against turning Bulwer Park into a temporary refugee camp.
