Local news
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Cosatu strike set to bring Durban roads to a standstill
Local newsThousands of Cosatu-affiliated workers are expected to have a motorcade across Durban.
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WATCH: Durban North resident runs 100 half marathons in 100 consecutive days
Local newsA large part of the obstacle course athlete's mammoth undertaking was to create mental health awareness, particularly during the Covid-19…
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Observe African Penguin Awareness Day with Saambr
Local newsAccording to research, at the current rate of decline, the African penguin will be functionally extinct in the wild by…
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Cosatu strike could derail economic recovery, says Durban Chamber
Local newsThe Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry encourages all parties to strive to reach consensus to minimise disruption to economic activity.
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Glenashley cat sanctuary returns to market fundraising
Local newsThe sanctuary's vet bill runs at an average of R15 000 to R20 000 each month.
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Frame your picture perfect moment on Durban Promenade
Local newsThe frames, situated near the skate park and the other situated near uShaka Sea World allows locals and visitors to…
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UPDATE: Accused 3 and 4 in Fifa World Cup accommodation case head to court
CrimeUpdateBreaking NewsThe two co-accused of former top cop, Navin Madhoe, and Durban businessman, Thoshan Panday, are currently in court.
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Government to upgrade infrastructure on N2 and N3 carriageways
Local newsThe upgrades will include the widening of the N2 and N3 carriageways and the reconfiguration of most major interchanges along…
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Three killed in Glen Anil collision
Local newsThe Ethekwini Fire and Rescue Services used hydraulic tools to free the deceased from the wreckage.
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Durban North resident has a heart for change with charity drives
Local newsIn a year that has seen unprecedented challenges for the poor and underprivileged, Tyra Bolton has risen to the need…
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90 per cent of poisonings happen at home
Local news'It is safer to adopt the philosophy that there is no such thing as ‘child-proof’ or ‘child-safe’ packaging' says a…
