Local news
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Metro Police R99m overtime costs raise concerns
Local newsEThekwini Municipality will have to fork out R99-million to cover overtime costs for Metro Police.
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‘Many Covid-19 grant applicants don’t meet criteria,’ says SASSA
Local newsTo qualify for the grant, applicants must be unemployed, not receiving any kind of government assistance and above the age…
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Covid-19: Campaign calls learners to ‘Play their Part’
Local newsGrade 11 and 12 learners will participate in the online campaign by posting on Facebook how they have been playing…
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Durban North contestant vies for Survivor title
Local newsClaire De Sylva is playing to win R1000 for her chosen charity, I Care, and uMhlanga based organisation that assists…
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City of Durban releases plan to manage port congestion
Local newsMetro Police will be permanently stationed at the intersection of Bayhead and Langeberg roads to manage traffic congestion.
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Concern over bed shortages for psychiatric patients
Local newsPsychiatric patients are at a higher risk of contracting Covid-19 than the general population, says SASOP.
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Employers urged to declare workers for UIF benefits
Local newsAbout R3.2 billion from the first round of Unemployment Insurance Fund claim payments remains in abeyance since April as beneficiary…
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Mount Moriah youth give back
Local newsFor these Mount Moriah youth, Youth Day is about how they can give back to their elders who fought for…
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Kim puts her best foot forward for Bright Eyes
Local newsThe Durban North resident dedicated her run to raising funds for Bright Eyes Centre (BEC) for Visually Impaired Children.
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KZN liquor licence holders warned not sell alcohol on public holiday
Local newsKZN liquor licence holders have been warned against the sale of alcohol as the country commemorates Youth Day.
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14 police officers succumb to Covid-19
CrimeThe deceased were part of 1 685 confirmed cases in the South African Police Services (SAPS).
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City of Durban to spend R2m on formal suits for bodyguards
Local newsVIP Protection guards receiving a clothing allowance of R809 per month.
