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Councillor tackles road issues
MunicipalCouncillor Martin Meyer has applied for traffic lights at the intersection of Innes and Percy Osborn Roads.
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Enter short film competition
Local newsThere's only three weeks left to enter the SundanceTV short film competition.
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Small businesses set to become biggest losers in land debate
Local newsThe impact of the such land grabs will be far deeper and more damaging to our economy than many appreciate,…
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Next of kin sought by police
CrimeDurban Central police are looking for the next of kin of Mbhele Ntandane Shandu.
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TAKE NOTE: Petrol goes up at midnight
Local newsMake your way to your nearest petrol station as the price of petrol rises from R13.76 to R14.48 a litre.
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Volunteers roll up their sleeves for Day of Caring
Local newsThe Community Chest hosted its 20th annual Day of Caring this month.
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SA’s corruption perception worsens
Local newsSouth Africa’s ranking on the Corruption Perceptions Index dropped from 21 to 64 between 1995 and 2016.
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Road safety scores as minister agrees to exempt traffic police from overtime limit
Local newsThe decision follows engagements between the Minister of Transport, Dr. Blade Nzimande, and Minister Dlodlo, on the exemption of traffic…
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Former Durban songbird releases new single
Local newsPop singer Jessica Chaz has released a new single, "Answer".
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Nozipho shines at science fair
Local newsYoung Glenmore resident, Nozipho Zikhali, has impressed with her science knowledge.
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Easter traffic chaos as protesters shut down Mooi River toll
Local newsEaster traffic has been brought to a standstill by protest action near the Mooi River Toll Plaza.
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Women trained to defend themselves
Local newsWomen empowerment through self defence is a fundamental need in South Africa.
