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  • No justice for xeno victims

    Crime
    Mariclair SmitAugust 25, 2015

    Many of the foreigners are still displaced and living in constant fear. The Northglen News met with several foreigners who…

  • Nashua Crusaders player, Jasper Ganis scored one of the tries in his side's 36-26 win over the Jaguars RFC. PHOTO: Gerhard Duraan Photography & Framing

    Crusaders seal final berth

    Local news
    Shiraz Habbib August 25, 2015

    Crusaders overcome brave Jaguars to reach finals of Castle Murray Cup.

  • Local residents and Cancer survivors, Ingrid Hatton and Mandy Cremer and Mrs SA finalist, Aldytha Da Silva urge residents to support the cuppa for CANSA event entitled 'BeYouToTheFul Cancer Conquering Couture Fashion Showcase', which will feature 10 cancer survivors who will take to the runway.

    Cancer survivors to strut their stuff on runway

    Local news
    Shiraz Habbib August 25, 2015

    Glenashley resident and Mrs SA finalist hosts Cuppa for CANSA event.

  • Sharks players Dale Chadwick and S'bura Sithole with PinkDrive KZN administrator Janice Benecke and PinkDrive nurse, Liz Book, donned their pink in support of raising breast cancer awareness over the weekend.

    Sharks go pink for Cancer

    Local news
    Shiraz Habbib August 25, 2015

    Sharks show their support for PinkDrive and raising breast cancer awareness.

  • Residents race to save dumped puppies

    Local newsBreaking News
    Mariclair SmitAugust 25, 2015

    Despite the efforts of the rescue party, they could not locate the abandoned puppies.

  • North Durban honorary officers, Cecilia Benskin, Rosemary Harrison and James Benskin, show the certificates they were recently awarded for promoting biodiversity and their hard work at the Beachwood Mangroves Nature Reserve.

    Honorary officers recognised at awards

    Local news
    Shiraz Habbib August 25, 2015

    North Durban honorary officers' efforts recognised at recent Sustainable Living Exhibition.

  • Durban North residents and honorary officers at the Umfolozi Nature Reserve, Mathew Wright and Natalie Rautenbach, were deeply saddened by Cecil the lion's killing, but say the death of the big cat has also had a silver lining when it comes to conservation.

    Cecil’s death highlights struggle to conserve lions

    Local news
    Shiraz Habbib August 25, 2015

    Local residents involved in lion collaring project at reserve say lions are moving towards the brink of extinction, due to…

  • Cashier assaulted in armed robbery

    Crime
    Mariclair SmitAugust 25, 2015

    After assaulting the cashier and robbing the service station the brazen men allegedly targeted a innocent pedestrian, nabbing her cell…

  • Aggression peaks among Broadway vagrants

    Crime
    Mariclair SmitAugust 24, 2015

    When authorities arrived at the scene to arrest the aggressive and alleged intoxicated culprit he reportedly lunged at the security…

  • The rear end collision left two teenagers dead. PHOTO: Chris Botha

    Teenagers killed in M4 Sibaya crash

    Local news
    Shiraz HabbibAugust 23, 2015

    Two serious accidents on the M4 leave two dead, one seriously injured.

  • Durban North SAPS and RTI officers inspected vehicles and tested the blood alcohol levels of drivers in the M41 roadblock.

    14 nabbed for drunk driving near Gateway

    Crime
    Shiraz Habbib August 22, 2015

    M41 roadblock held by SAPS and RTI nabs errant drivers.

  • The bus driver was nowhere to be found following the accident. PHOTO: Crisis Medical

    Driver abandons bus after crash

    Local news
    Shiraz HabbibAugust 22, 2015

    No passengers on board in Durban North bus crash.

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