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Award winning event queen shares tips on how throw an epic house party
Local newsPop the champers, year-end functions are back baby! And we’re huge fans of hosting them at home because it’s convenient,…
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Durban North’s Nokukhanya is a trailblazer in the petrochemical industry
Local newsIn attendance at the accelerator were SMEs from different parts of South Africa who had to battle it out on…
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‘Tear it up’ this International Origami Day
Local newsTo celebrate this international day, we challenge our readers to try out an origami design and tag us on social…
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Aweh! Find out what’s popping in Durban this weekend
Local newsA fun weekend is on the cards with these local events at your fingertips.
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Roots survey results are in
Local newsSurveys are conducted within the distribution areas of Caxton Local Media publications, with 97 area surveys conducted across the country.
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Don’t miss out on Bonsai Show in Durban North
Local newsThe bonsai show will feature tree clinics, displays and demonstrations on the day.
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Briardene community plagued with illegal dumping
Local newsThe settlement, located just off Krishna Road, has been facing the issue of waste being dumped in the area, with…
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International Pathology Day is celebrated this week
Local newsIt is a platform to celebrate the service of pathology and laboratory medicine to healthcare, and to raise awareness around…
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16 Day of Activism: Reach out for help with Lifeline
Local newsThrough their gender-based-violence programme, Lifeline is stationed at government hospitals and SAPS stations to assist victims reporting abuse.
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Public Servants Association to embark on national strike
Local newsThe PSA will commence with the national public servants’ strike on Thursday, November 10.
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Burglar arrested after foot chase in Durban North
CrimeThe suspect is a known criminal in the Durban North area and has been arrested multiple times before, and had…
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Concern as prolonged beach closures impact hospitality industry in uMhlanga
Local newsSeveral beaches along the coast have been closed since the floods earlier this year due to water-quality concerns.
