Municipal

  • Park Hill resident, Pam Bheekie's electric fencing was damaged by a tree she has been asking the municipality to cut down for five years.

    Problem too big for the city

    Local news

    The municipality say they are liable for damages after a falling tree damages Park Hill residents house.

  • Mpisane back in the spotlight

    Local news

    The eThekwini Muncipality have dismissed allegations made by the DA that they paid R300-million to Shauwn Mpisane's company without the…

  • Rhino poaching figures high

    Local news

    Rhino poaching figures are already high, just three months into 2014.

  • Finance minister Pravin Gordhan. PHOTO: Michael Spilotro

    Overview: the Budget in numbers

    Local news

    A breakdown of what the Budget entails for differents sectors of South Africa.

  • KZN Ezemvelo officer Keith Swemmer and KZN Ezemvelo Wildlife conservation manager, Basil Pather, with Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) workers, Nolwazi Khumalo, Thembinkhosi, Dunjana and Wiseman Biyela celebrate the completion of the uMhlanga Nature Reserve boardwalk.

    Reserve bridge replaced

    Local news

    Damaged bridge in Umhlanga Nature Reserve replaced.

  • Academic programme at DUT suspended again

    Local news

    DUT is closed once again as its management tries to curb violent protests.

  • Andrew Overall from Mvoti Neighbourhood Watch points to a sign clearly stating there's no thoroughfare through the cemetery.

    Red Hill Cemetery cameras to be installed in June

    Crime

    Council confirmed that eight cameras will be installed inside Red Hill Cemetery in June this year.

  • Fingerprint initiative raises hope

    Local news

    A campaign designed to facilitate the search for missing children is set to be implemented in March.

  • Grooming for man’s best friend

    Local news

    How to groom your own dogs and cats.

  • uMhlanga Library's storyteller and crafter, Louise Frolec, and little Philip Theron invite local children to uMhlanga Library's World Read Aloud Day celebrations on 5 March.

    A world of fantasy and fun at storytelling afternoon

    Local news

    Celebrate World Read Aloud Day with uMhlanga Library on Wednesday 5 March.

  • Durban North resident Faisal Suliman was one of the main speakers of the evening. He spoke about the misconceptions of Muslims in the media and gave a brief overview on the history of the religion.

    Promoting interfaith dialogue

    Local news

    Following opposition to the mosque on Kenneth Kaunda (Northway) Road, the Durban North muslim community hosted an information evening to…

  • Copper thieves target M4 via nature reserve

    Crime

    Thieves use Beachwood Mangroves Nature Reserve to access the copper wiring along the M4.

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