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#BookReview: The cookie cutter crime novel strikes again
EntertainmentUltimately this feels like good crime writing has deteriorated into a cookie cutter recipe for selling books.
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#Letter: Jobs are earned, not given
Letters"A company employs you for the service you can deliver, so it is essential to prove your worth and be…
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#Letter: 5 Monkey tips for holidaymakers
Letters"While it is not against the law to feed monkeys, holidaymakers are temporary residents, and the next residents of the…
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#Letter: Christmas Fair a huge success
Letters"This year we welcomed just more than 5 000 visitors over the 3-day period, with a record number of 148…
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Ballito Lions Club give children a brain boost
Local newsOrphan Fund fundraiser, Mpume Vilakazi, said two boxes were delivered to Smile with Us and Enduduzweni Drop-In Centre.
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Step lightly among North Coast slithering snakes
Local newsNick Evans of KwaZulu-Natal Amphibian and Reptile Conservation, has provided the Courier with a useful guide to help you stay…
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#MovieReview: The French Dispatch – a triumph for Wes Anderson fans and no one else
EntertainmentAnderson is known for having one of the most specific eyes in modern cinema, with overly-stylised and meticulously symmetrical shots.
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Sappi Stanger mill wins safety award
Local newsSappi Southern Africa CEO, Alex Thiel, congratulated Gumede, saying the awards were among the most prized accolades in the company.
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Rabies threat continues to grow in KZN
Local newsSo far 11 cases have been reported in iLembe this year, none of them involving humans, but caution and vigilance…
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Toys galore for orphans in need of a happy Christmas
Local newsThe Orphan Fund launched a toy collection campaign in the hope of bringing Christmas joy to North Coast orphans and…
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#FishEagle: The early bird catches the shad
Local sportSome anglers said the shad still preferred Japanese mackerel above all other fillets, or whole sardines, but a couple of…
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Four dead in multiple vehicle collision near Zinkwazi
Local newsThe family of 3 adults and a child were thought to be holidaymakers from Mpumalanga.
