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AKA and ‘Tibz’ murder trial: Media allowed to broadcast coverage
Local newsMedia restrictions have been eased in the AKA and Tibz trial, with Judge Nomfundo Sipunzi issuing amended directives in the…
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R70m investment secured for Durban beachfront redevelopment
Local newsThe City has announced a major move aimed at revitalising Durban’s Golden Mile after the closure of Surf Riders and…
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AKA and Tibz murder trial takes a turn as court separates cases
Local newsThe AKA and Tibz murder trial has taken a new turn after the Durban High Court granted an application for…
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VIDEO: AKA’s father pleased that son’s murder trial is underway
Local newsThe trial of the seven men accused of murdering artist AKA is underway in the Durban High Court. They have…
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Hundreds of asylum seekers descend on Che Guevara Road
Local newsA new wave of foreigners descended on the Home Affairs Refugee Reception Office seeking legal documentation.
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Durban beachfront elderly connect to modern technology
Local newsA technology session for seniors in Durban received an enthusiastic response, with attendees calling for a second session.
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Tourist gems under spotlight to drive Durban’s economic plan
Local newsOn the agenda was the proposed World Trade Centre Durban, an initiative aimed at establishing a dedicated hub to attract…
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AKA and Tibz murder trial set to begin at Durban High Court
Latest NewsAfter years of postponements, the trial of seven men accused of orchestrating the 2023 killings is set to get underway…
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Energy challenge ignites learners on climate change
NewsLearners are encouraged to demonstrate how simple energy-saving actions can reduce electricity consumption and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
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Curries Fountain declared provincial heritage site
NewsCurries Fountain Stadium was officially designated as a sports ground in 1924 and remains a hub for community programmes.
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Tafta calls for dignity and security for older people
Latest NewsTafta is calling for stronger social protection, inclusivity and financial security as South Africa prepares for a growing ageing population.
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Green ID books going extinct, deadline set
Local newsHome Affairs will cease production of the Green ID Book next year and the machines that produce this booklet, permanently…
