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DUT tells ‘The Story of a Strike’
Local newsThe internationally renowned musical group, Insurrection Ensemble, performed an epic show, entitled The Story of a Strike, at the Durban University of…
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KZN pilots facilitate release of ‘shellebrity’ turtle
Local newsBob, who was released, north of Durban had been at death's door faced an eight-year recovery process.
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Stockpiling queen shines the spotlight on saving
Local newsMoney-savvy Umlazi resident teaches younger women in a Facebook group how to come out of debt and save.
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Heritage House salutes their Matric Class of 2022
AdvertorialIt is said that there are no secrets to success… It is simply the result of preparation and hard work.…
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Discovering yourself to boost your self-esteem
LifestyleCaxton Media journalist Nonhlanhla Hlatshwayo shares tips from her readings on how to boost your self-esteem.
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Use your talent to start a side hustle selling handmade items
Local newsSelling crafts is a great money-making skill to have. It can be a lucrative side hustle to bring in extra…
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Fraudsters sentenced to 25 years as KZN charity faces R14 million fraud
Local newsRuvanya Ramiah and her partner, Ayush Rambally, stole more than R14m from the local charity.
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uShaka Sea World Education calls for volunteers
Local newsuShaka Sea World is seeking volunteers and this Friday will be hosting Education Volunteer Guide open-day presentations for prospective volunteers…
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South Africans prefer competent leaders – survey
Local newsThis survey shows clearly that citizens are only interested in leadership qualities rather than the colour of a candidate’s skin.
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#Comrades2023 entry process to reopen
Local newsThe entry process opens this week for those who missed out on the first entry-window period last month
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Riley Road residents fed up with the state of their road
Local newsAccording to frustrated Riley Road resident Deborah Hall-Chadrou, the road was dug up in 2021 to install new water pipes…
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Local doctor explains how light therapy heals
Local newsLight therapy can be applied all over the body, including the brain, spine, limbs and joints.
