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Happy ending for stranded schoolgirls

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A reader warns parents to ensure their children don't need to rely on strangers to help them with transport home.

City seems to be rethinking speed bumps

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A reader is pleased speed bumps have been installed in various Durban roads, to help deter speedsters.

Water saving: Are we on the right track?

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A reader feels more people should use 'grey water' to help reduce water usage.

Teach children road safety

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A reader feels the death of a pedestrian can not always become the problem of the road users.

Africa is beautiful

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There is always some fresh beauty out of Africa beyond the daily ugliness of violence, indifference and corruption.

Putting the health crisis in perspective

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Doctors will need to search deep into their conscience to rationalise the real reason for leaving the beleaguered Public Health…

Well done to McCord’s

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The staff work under arduous conditions, but, at all times, remain the epitome of efficiency and professionalism.

317 Currie Road appeal hearing has far reaching consequences

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"Nobody from the City has ever answered the question of why they took that action in favour of one developer…

Transport system is apalling

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"Our transport system is appalling and these drivers forget that they are providing a service, they are not doing us…

Rates randage confusion for resident

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There has been little indication when public meetings will be held where the Draft Budget can be discussed with local…

New City Manager is on the right track

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Politicians in South Africa are politically immature where party political point scoring is given a higher priority than good governance.

Principles of the Constitution are being violated

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Is there any hope that the new president of the ANC will give us some reprieve?