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Kenneth celebrates a century of memories
Local newsHillcrest resident, Kenneth Bird turned a 100 on Wednesday, October, 6. He described his life as nothing short of interesting.
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eThekwini Municipality reopens 16 swimming pools
Top storiesThe Deputy Head of Parks, Leisure and Cemeteries said the closure of the pools, due to the pandemic, has had…
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Government launches digital Covid-19 vaccination certificate
Queensburgh NewsThe Minister of Health also welcomed South Africa’s removal from the United Kingdom's (UK) red list.
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Meet Kloof SPCA’s oldest resident – Benji the tortoise
Local newsBenji is estimated to be about 80 years old.
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New Germany resident warns of stained bank notes
Local newsThe South African Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC) said it noticed an increase in the attempted circulation of dye-stained notes…
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Employment minister calls for resolution to NUMSA strike
Top storiesThe minister highlighted figures from Statistics South Africa that shows 7.8 million people are unemployed.
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Durban Chamber concerned about effects of Numsa strike
Top storiesThe Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry NPC said the strike threatens business productivity and could be detrimental to the…
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Eskom urges public to reduce electricity usage
Local newsThe power supplier said reduced electricity usage would minimise the risk of load shedding.
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Grieving Wyebank widow wants justice for her husband
CrimeFamily man, Derrick Reddy (48) was shot and murdered outside his home in Wyebank.
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Inchanga steam train is heritage in motion
Queensburgh NewsThere is a pop-up market and food fair at Inchanga, and one can visit the railway museum and model railway…
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eThekwini municipality in a fight to reduce new HIV infections
Queensburgh NewsA programme to address challenges relating to HIV/AIDS, TB and STIs among young people was launched by eThekwini mayor.
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SASSA pays over 5 million Covid-19 grant applications
Queensburgh NewsSASSA reported that more than 8.3 million applicants have been approved and more than 5.6 million people were paid by…
