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Vaccination call for public servants
NewsSponsoredPublic servants are key players in the provision of public services. How is the vaccination drive in this sector and…
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Growing concern over Pinecrest parking lot’s massive potholes
Local newsThe centre management apologised for the inconvenience and said they are undergoing a tender process for laying new tar.
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Municipality offers free tractor hire to farmers
Local newsSeveral co-operatives have benefitted from the free tractor hiring scheme already, especially during the crucial cropping season.
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Water interruptions scheduled for midnight in parts of Durban
Local newsWater tankers will be on standby to respond to affected areas.
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SA Post Office extends mail service to more countries
Local newsInternational items are delivered within an average of 10 workdays.
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Waterfall residents revamp their green haven
Local newsThe corner of Howick Road and Tiger Avenue had been neglected, and the equipment was in poor condition. The park…
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TB is curable, says survivor
Local newsThe Clermont woman encouraged people to visit their nearest clinics should they suspect something out of the ordinary.
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State of disaster will soon end, says Dlamini-Zuma
Local newsPresident Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce an end to the national state of disaster in the first week of…
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Back to the basics: Marketing methods that are still relevant and effective
BusinessTo keep up with the needs of the customer, marketing priorities have adjusted.
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Don’t miss out on SA/Bangladesh test match at Kingsmead
Local newsIt has been 25 months since the Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium has hosted international men’s cricket.
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City promotes local hidden gems ahead of Easter weekend
Local newsDurban Tourism embarks on promotional roadshows to showcase the City’s Winter holiday packages in KwaZulu-Natal.
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Queensburgh dance instructor gets the young and old up and jiving
Local newsOwner of Letango School of Dance, Elvis Pooniah, has begun branching out to local schools and old age homes.
