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Pellet gunshot claims life of beloved Glenwood cat
CrimeA case has been opened with the Umbilo SAPS, and the family of the dead cat are engaging with the…
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Fashion in the Park makes stylish debut on Florida Road
Local newsFashion in the Park wowed crowds with a catwalk featuring models of all ages, sizes and backgrounds while showcasing Durban's…
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UKZN orders Law exam rewrite after paper leak
Local newsA confirmed examination paper leak has triggered an independent investigation, with affected students set to rewrite exams as the university…
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Matric 2026: Home Affairs extends hours for Smart ID applications
Local newsHome Affairs offices will close at 18:00 during the school holidays to help matric learners apply for Smart ID cards…
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Car guards on Peter Mokaba Road linked to criminal activities
CrimeA persistent problem of unauthorised car guards is forcing the community of Musgrave Essenwood to heighten vigilance.
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Eight weeks on, Durban refugees say they have nowhere left to go
Local newsRefugee leaders say reintegration is impossible without shelter, employment and assistance from government and the UNHCR.
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Gallops meet punters, fashionistas to ignite Greyville racecourse
Latest NewsThe Hollywoodbets Durban July 2026 came, and left winners, funchasers, and observers smiling from ear to ear.
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KZN winter tourism brings warm hospitality
Latest NewsMajor events such as the Sardine Run, and Durban's mild winter climate are factors that promise a tourism boom for…
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Taxi driver nabbed for alleged drunk driving
CrimeA taxi driver is behind bars after he was nabbed for alleged drunk driving in the Market Triangle.
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City appeals for end to migrant drop-offs at former Drive-In centre
Local newsThe municipality urges employers and transport operators to redirect undocumented foreign nationals to the central processing point in Musina.
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Labour, immigration law violators face stiff penalties, warns CPF
Latest NewsThe North Beach CPF reminds all relevant community structures that compliance with the laws of the land is mandatory.
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Life sentences for killers of British botanists at Durban High Court
Local newsEight years after the murders of Dr Rachel and Rodney Saunders, the killers have each been handed two life sentences…
