Municipal
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Universities urged not to over-enrol
Local newsHigher Education, Science and Technology Minister, Dr Blade Nzimande, made the call last week when he was briefing the media…
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KZN to roll out drought emergency plan
Local newsThe provincial department said approximately R97-million has been set aside for the short term drought intervention in the province.
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Councillor calls for action on illegal dumping in Glenhills
Local newsAccording to Graham, the illegal dumping in the area is not only having an environmental impact but it is also…
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Municipality embarks on city-wide mural project at various libraries
Local newsThe Durban Arts Gallery is working on 10 public libraries, making murals which speak to the notion of reading as…
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Tour Durban organisers ‘cautiously optimistic’ over M4 use
Local newsNew event director for the Tour Durban, Alec Lenferna, told Northglen News he was hopeful that work to repair the…
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Somerset Park residents urged to settle outstanding fees
Local newsThe association has agreed to an amnesty period where all accrued interest and legal fees will be written off as…
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Heavy rains improve dam levels
Local newsDam levels in KwaZulu-Natal rose to 54.3 per cent from 53.4 per cent last week.
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South Africans to pay more for Schengen Visa
Local newsSouth Africans will also be subjected to several changes in terms of visa application procedures, rules and benefits, starting from…
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M4 repairs restart after festive season break
Local newsThe highway has been out of commission for more than a month since a partial collapse caused the closure of…
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Don’t fall prey to bogus colleges, warns education department
Local newsThese institutions lure and mislead future students into believing that these colleges offer qualifications that are recognised by the South…
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Residents fed up with longstanding Sea Cow Lake sewage leak
Local newsMembers of the ratepayers association have expressed their concerns over a sewage leak on Sea Cow Lake Road..
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Durban, the city with the most green urban spaces
Local newsAccording to the survey, 42 per cent of Durban's urban green space is covered by trees.
