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Woman rescued in Umbilo church blaze, arson suspected
NewseThekwini firefighters worked to prevent the blaze from spreading to neighbouring properties along Umbilo and Che Guevara Roads.
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Shooting leaves one dead in Davenport
CrimeOne person has sustained injuries and another shot dead after two shootings on Thursday night in Davenport.
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Glenwood community members welcome rabies vaccination drive
Local newsGlenwood residents welcomed the free rabies vaccination campaign at Bulwer Park, where cats and dogs were inoculated.
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North Beach homeless shelter a ‘health hazard’
Local newsFive marquees remain at the Jewish Club Shelter, accommodating approximately 143 people, after a group of residents was moved to…
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eThekwini Municipality to welcome Mojo’s at South Beach
Local newsMojo's will be operating in the same property previously occupied by Surf Riders Cafe on the Durban beachfront.
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Durban beachfront car guard pleas for permits ahead of elections
Local elections newsA North Beach car guard pleads with the incoming ward councillor to address challenges around work permits on the beachfront.
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Have you seen Torell Abrahams?
Local newsThe family of 30-year-old Torell Abrahams is appealing for help to find her after she went missing after leaving her…
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Two accused in violent protest granted bail in Durban Court
Local newsThe three suspects face numerous charges in connection with the recent violent protests in the Durban CBD.
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KZN leads 2026 matric turnout
Local newsKZN leads the country with a record 203,815 candidates registered for the 2026 matric exams, as the education department assures…
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Call for Durban pet owners in free rabies vaccination drive
Local newsA free rabies vaccination campaign takes place in Glenmore, Manor Gardens, Umbilo and Glenwood on October 13 and 14.
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Davenport revellers strike again, army deployed
CrimeWard councillor calls for an immediate implementation of a zero-tolerance enforcement plan for the Davenport Precinct.
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Police beef up manpower after Durban riots
CrimeA total of 30 suspects had been arrested, comprising 25 in KwaZulu-Natal and five in Gauteng following anti-illegal immigration protests.
