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Fabulous reads: Pick up a thrilling page-turner about sisterhood
Local newsBook overview - Darling Girls by Sally Hepworth
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Westown development partners sign a R2-billion agreement
Local newseThekwini mayor Councillor Mxolisi Kaunda joined the Westown development partners, Fundamentum Property Group and Balwin Properties, on-site to see firsthand…
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Durban sculptor showcases his art at solo exhibition
Local newsCarl Roberts' exhibition is titled ‘Ordering Chaos’ and is being exhibited at the Tatham Art Gallery in Pietermaritzburg. His fascinating…
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Hillcrest rider aims for triple victory at aQuellé Tour Durban
Local newsJoanna van de Winkel is likely to be the centre of attraction this weekend as she aims for a clean…
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WATCH: Snakes of the 031 – the Boomslang
Local newsAccording to Nick Evans, the Boomslang spends a lot of its time in trees and poses very little threat to…
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Aweh! Find out what’s happening in Durbs
Local newsIconic SA rock band Prime Circle, who have garnered numerous accolades, including multiple South African Music Awards, will be at…
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Westville environmentalists gather to share knowledge
Local newsEnvironmentalists enjoy a day of learning the ‘Farming God's Way’ method, which is a food-growing method that preserves the soil.
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Fabulous reads: Holly Jackson returns with another young adult thriller
Local newsBook overview - The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson
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South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) advises of N3 freeway lane closures
Local newsThe lane closures from Monday, April 22, to May 10 will affect the east- and west-bound fast lanes of the…
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Expert offers 10 ways to slash rising electricity costs
Local newsDr Andrew Dickson, engineering executive at CBI-Electric: Low Voltage warns that recent prepaid electricity price increases, compounded by a high…
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How to protect yourself from common online scams
Local newsThe Pinetown SAPS cautions residents to always take extra safety measures when they are online and gives tips on how…
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Kloof Conservancy partners with local schools
Local newsThe Kloof Conservancy summer testing of the Molweni Catchment was a success with four local schools participating.
