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One dead in Seatides shooting
CrimeIt was the second of two murders in the wider Tongaat area yesterday and follows an armed jewellery store robbery…
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Finalists develop their prototypes for Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow
NewsSponsoredThe ten finalist schools in Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow competition are in a race against time to complete their solutions…
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Salt Rock ward councillor updates community on projects
Local newsIt was also heard that R240-million was budgeted for the Dukuza substation currently under construction, which is likely to be…
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Shaka’s Head musician Luthando determined to reach the top
Local newsFor Luthando Mabaso, it is more than just melodies but rather a source of inner peace, strength and guidance.
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Twenty-one snares recovered in sweep near Zimbali
Local newsIn just two hours, two members of the team found a staggering number of active snares.
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Foreign national killed in Tongaat during alleged workplace dispute
CrimeDuring an argument, the 28-year-old man was stabbed in the chest.
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UPDATE: Zimbali police operation linked to Richard’s Bay shootings
Local newsTwo suspects were killed during the operation after opening fire on police.
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Zimbali properties seized in former eThekwini mayor Zandile Gumede’s corruption case
Local newsA preservation order was originally obtained in respect of the properties in November 2021, after the state proved reasonable grounds…
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Umdloti project delay causes damage to wetland
Local newsHalf-built gabion walls meant to stabilise the sand dune, pegs lining intended work zones and remnants of dust netting haphazardly…
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Tongaat Hulett business rescue plan delayed until October
Local newsThe announcement of the preferred bidder brought relative stability to the ongoing rescue process, although there has been some conjecture…
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Multiple suspects killed in Zimbali sting operation
CrimeThe police operation had been planned after an investigation into a resident renting on the estate.
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Rehab of old town dump at Umdloti making good progress
Local newsWhen the Courier visited the dump site, it was abuzz with contractors laying gabions at the base of the dump…
