Local news
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Employees diagnosed with COVID-19 to return to work under strict conditions
Local newsIf a worker has been diagnosed with Covid-19 and completed the mandatory 14 days of self-isolation as per the Department…
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King Shaka International Airport ready to welcome travellers back
Local newsUnder level 3, domestic flights are limited to travel for business and essential services only, and as defined in the…
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Comrades Marathon Association mourns death of runner Clive Crawley
Local newsCrawley was the holder of Comrades Race Number 1 since taking on his very first Comrades Marathon in 1957, having…
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Murder spikes in level 3 says police minister
CrimeDuring this period police were averaging between 20 and 30 murder cases a day.
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Bureau of standards warns against uncertified PPEs
Local newsThe South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) said it has uncovered that numerous PPEs were being sold as ‘SABS Approved’.
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Roads Agency debunks fake job scam
Local newsThe telephone number and email address used in the job advert are incorrect.
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VIDEO-M4 Ruth First Highway set to reopen this week
Local newsThe stretch between uMhlanga and Sibaya has been closed for eight months due to a partial road collapse last year.
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Union contributes to UKZN’s Hardship Fund
Local newsThe UKZN Hardship Fund is aimed at addressing issues of food insecurity and menstrual hygiene for students and staff.
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WATCH: Greenwood Park street-side centennial celebration
Local news"I feel honoured that I have reached this age," said Olga Desplace.
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Mount Edgecombe mom raises the bar with a Jar of Hope
Local news"The Jar of Hope is a really nutritious meal, and it feeds a family of four," said Lizanne Van Jaarsveld.
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KZN liquor outlets shut down for contravening lockdown regulations
CrimeAccording to MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs Nomusa Dube-Ncube, the KZN Liquor Authority inspected 747 licensed premises…
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Post Office open for vehicle licence renewals
Local newsMotorists are advised to avoid the period between the 4th and 7th of every month, as branches are usually packed…
