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Adhere to festive season safety regulations, says eThekwini mayor
Local newsFollowing three drownings at Durban beaches, the eThekwini Mayor, Mxolisi Kaunda has called on the public to adhere to safety…
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Experts recommend Basic Income Support for unemployed citizens
Local newsThe panel of experts examined Basic Income Grant options for South Africa.
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Organisations team up to spread Christmas cheer
Local newsThe festive gathering hosted by the Alphas Neighbourhood Watch and the Bellair Community Policing Forum included games with prizes, hotdogs,…
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Watch: Highway offices reveal mural masterpiece
Local newsThe mural painted by graffiti artists, Brendan Lyle (AKA Uno Bear) and Jade Pieters (AKA Tonto) promotes unity and ubuntu.
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AdvertorialWhile some might think of writing as a soft skill that anyone can do, nothing is further from the truth,…
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Residents help spruce up Westville
Local newsThe small group of residents picked up about 15 bags of litter.
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Be wary of gift requests from delivery staff this festive season
Local newsShould a delivery staff member ask you for a gift this festive season, report it to the distribution team immediately.
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Fraudster racks up R5.9m, sentenced to 10 years imprisonment
CrimeThis follows two recent fraud cases where the accused faced lengthy prison sentences.
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Don’t wait, vaccinate and curb disinformation about vaccines
Local newsThe chairperson of the immunisation committee encourages South Africans to get vaccinated.
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Durban Business Fair boosts local businesses
Local newsPeople came out in their numbers to support the local businesses exhibiting at the Durban Business Fair.
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UPDATE: Kloof SCPA releases 3.4m African Rock Python
Local newsThe 3.4m African Rock Python was rescued by the Kloof and Highway SPCA's inspectors last week.
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Kitchen to provide ‘souper’ Christmas lunch for needy
Local newsThe Queensburgh Soup Kitchen will host a Christmas lunch on Saturday, December 18 and plans to feed 350 underprivileged children.
