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It’s time to move forward together – CPF chair
NewsSicelo Sibiya's involvement in crime-fighting began with a desire to make a difference in his own community.
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Daughters of Hope applauds community support
Local newsThe Daughters of Hope initiative highlights the difference collective action can make in tackling period poverty.
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Cato Manor police ambushed after alleged arms dealers arrested
Local newsThe suspected cash-in-transit robbers allegedly opened fire on police officers transporting two alleged arms dealers in Cato Manor.
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DA mourns tragic loss of young councillor
Latest NewsClr Welekazi Sibiya was a rising leader within the DA who had already shown enormous potential.
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WIN TICKETS: Shall We Dance returns to razzle and dazzle fans
CompetitionsShall We Dance is returning to Durban with a vibrant mix of ballroom, ballet, Bollywood, hip-hop, and Latin dance in…
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Disability forum hails City’s new specialised fleet
MunicipalOf the 57 buses, four have been specially allocated to transport people living with disabilities.
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King Dinuzulu Park reclaimed in City clean-up drive
Latest NewsThe operation dismantled illegally erected structures and saw the fumigation of the park which has been a major cause for…
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8-month-old fetus found buried in beach sand
CrimeAn inquest case docket is being investigated by Point Detectives.
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Plumbers set to return as eThekwini dispute ends
Latest NewsThe former contract plumbers are set to return to work after an agreement was reached on rates, recruitment and other…
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Strong winds leave trail of damage across Durban
Latest NewsMunicipal teams worked into the evening to clear fallen trees and assess damage caused in several parts of Durban.
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Global dance icons to lead free JOMBA! workshops in Durban
Latest NewsDancers aged 16 and older can learn from leading local and international choreographers during the festival’s free workshops.
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March and March threatens second wave of action
Latest NewsThe anti-illegal immigration movement plans closer co-operation with AfriForum as it steps up its grassroots campaign.











