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World Book Day: Bibliophile encourages locals to delve between the pages
Local newsDurban publisher Anivesh Singh encourages locals to get lost in the magic of reading this World Book Day. He also…
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Sewage spill affects Durban North businesses
Local newsMore than 20 businesses are affected by the sewage spill. Ward councillor Shontel de Boer said the main pipeline in…
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2024 Best of Durban voting is open
Local newsVoting for the sought-after annual Best of Durban is open. Make sure your vote is in so that the best…
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The Frame TV from Samsung: Why it might be better for you
AdvertorialSponsoredWhere saving energy is our everyday concern, The Frame TV may be better for you.
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Minister officially opens Pavilion Home Affairs office
Local newsThe Pavilion sets a new standard with the launch of a Department of Home Affairs office. This is the centre's…
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Tour Durban crowns new champions
Local newsThere were more than 3 000 entrants from riding communities across Durban who took part in ‘Durban’s Favourite Weekend of…
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Find ‘novel’ reads at book fair in uMhlanga
Local newsRose Darrall has been organising The Crescent Book Fair to raise funds for the SPCA for 21 years and encourages…
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The story so far: Redmi Note 13 Series in South Africa
BusinessSponsoredA lot has happened with the latest Redmi launch locally. Here’s your catchup.
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Damage to Redhill Cemetery wall will be investigated, says City
Local newsThe ward councillor expressed his outrage over the damage to the cemetery wall.
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IEC publishes addresses of voting stations
Local newsKwaZulu-Natal has the highest number of voting stations with more than 4 900.
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Dolphins women make history
Local newsThe Dolphins beat the Lions by 25 runs in Johannesburg in order to be crowned champions and claim the first…
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Adopt-a-Trolley celebrates a year of fighting pollution
Local newsFounder of the NPO and Durban North resident Janet Simpkins said the goal of the initiative was to also clear…
