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Sea Cow Lake resident calls for speed humps after accidents
Local newsModise Seemela said speed humps were allegedly approved by the eThekwini Municipality several years ago but had yet to be…
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Municipalities urged to conduct drinking water analysis amid typhoid cases
Local newsAccording to the eThekwini Municipality, its potable water is not contaminated and safe to drink.
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Last chance to enter for the Durban Tourism Awards
Local newsThe municipality is urging Durban residents in the tourism industry to enter. The deadline is Friday, February 25.
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Support the Denis Hurley Centre
Local newsAny financial donation made by an individual or a business before next Monday (28 February) can help reduce your tax…
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Armed gang assault resident, attempt to hijack another within minutes
CrimeThe suspects fired several shots in the air as they fled the scene of the crime.
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Northwood School to host vaccine clinic
Local newsThe vaccination clinic is run by Durban North Pharmacy.
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Demand for African developers at an all-time high
BusinessInternational companies are recruiting African developers at record rates.
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Government announces changes to vaccination programme
Local newsThe changes are guided by scientific evidence says the Department of Health.
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WATCH: Can these Caxton staff pronounce words in each other’s language?
Local newsAn isiZulu speaker and an Afrikaans speaker swop phrases- what could go wrong?
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Man killed in Springfield Park shooting
CrimeParamedics responses to the scene where police escorted them into an office building.
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eThekwini tap water safe to drink
Local newsThe City would like to confirm to the public that its potable water is not contaminated and safe to drink.
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February focus on female health
AdvertorialSponsoredDis-Chem has prioritised female health during the month of February. What’s being offered and at what price?
