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  • #Letter: Will we ever feel safe again?

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    "Ten years ago everything was different. We were safe, our kids were able to play outside without any concern of…

  • #Letter: Questions left unanswered

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    "We will not stop asking for answers to our questions that we feel our residents have the right to. The…

  • #Letter: Employee on top of his Game

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    "Good staff are an investment. They are in the minority I believe and acknowledgement from an employer for excellence would…

  • #Letter: Docrra AGM invite

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    "We will be unpacking and updating the community on a variety of issues, including electricity, traffic, roads and our relationship…

  • #Letter: A lack of quality leadership in regional branches

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    "It is said that during the unrest in South Africa not a single bookshop was looted. Not that one condones…

  • Letter: Why don’t we have water?

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    "Each time we phone the call centre, they say the plumbers are looking into it" - Omesh Maharaj.

  • #Letter: Busy intersections need attention

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    "I cannot understand why these extremely dangerous intersections cannot be changed to three-way and four-way stops" - Peter Smit.

  • #Letter: A good example to follow

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    "Surely rival national retail chains and other local stores can emulate this fine example?" - Simon Dehal.

  • #Letter: No response to year-long water leak

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    "When will the iLembe District Municipality repair this mainline water leak, if ever?" - BG Liversage.

  • #Letter: Water wasted by lack of repairs

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    "We are not getting value for money on our taxes and tariffs if simple repairs cannot be properly managed" -…

  • #Letter: Umhlali K9 unit makeover project needs support

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    "Focus this year will be on the kennels and office buildings to show our appreciation for the work they do…

  • #Letter: Two sides of the same coin

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    "Taxi operators block the roads and then cry intimidation" - Simon Scott.

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