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Help SANBS avoid another crisis, donate blood today
Local newsSANBS is appealing to the public to make venues available to them for mobile blood drives.
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VIDEO: Residents meet with city officials over uMbilo River
Local newsUpdateThe 'Stop uMbilo Ecocide' petition was delivered to the Head of Water & Sanitation for eThekwini Municipality, Ednick Msweli, during…
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Racially insensitive ad originates at Unilever, says Clicks
Local newsTRESemmé products have been removed from all Clicks stores and will be replaced with locally produced products.
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Locals gather for change in SA
Local newsOld Main Road in Hillcrest came alive at the weekend as motorists were encouraged to hoot to support the movement's…
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Stress cardiomyopathy: Covid-19 stress may cause very real ‘broken hearts’
Local newsThe stress of living through a pandemic can put a strain on your heart health according to a recent study.
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Popular Shongweni Farmers and Craft Market reopens
Community galleriesAfter months of shutdown due to the nationwide lockdown, the Shongweni Farmers and Craft Market has officially reopened.
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Athletes welcome return of Quattro ROAG Series
Local newsRiders and runners were given the opportunity to compete at the venue of their choice for the Sappi Scottburgh Virtual…
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VIDEO: Queensburgh boy describes how badly the river stinks
Local newsUpdateThe community have managed to collect the required amount to have the stinky air tested.
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Fraud and corruption case against Zandile Gumede adjourned to December
CrimeUpdateAn independent forensic auditor will need three months to compile a report of the evidence.
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WATCH: Penguin trio released back into wild
Local newsUpdateOne of the penguins, Captain Jack Sparrow, was taken in by the South African Association for Marine Biological Research for…
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Human remains found, KwaDabeka SAPS search for next of kin
Local newsThe human remains were found under the bridge along Dumisani Makhaye Highway between KwaDabeka and Newlands East.
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NPO helps lay roots for future generations
Local newsOne of the indigenous trees planted during this year's project included the fiery pepper bark tree.
