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Durban North street lights left on for far too long
Local newsMalcolm Staniforth, whose home is on Sunfield Place said the street lights are left on day and night, while the…
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Intense protest action halts MK Veterans’ employment
Local newsThe move to hire MK veterans on a higher wage scale has been halted by the City following two days…
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Competition Commission lambastes cell phone companies
Local newsThe Competition Commission said there is reason to believe that there are features in the data service sector that may…
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Avoid Durban CBD, warns Metro Police
Local newsSeveral roads in and around Durban City Hall have been closed causing a gridlock in the Durban CBD.
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Over R30-million set aside for skills development
Local newsA recommendation of the report was that a political oversight committee be established to monitor the programmes implementation.
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World Hand Hygiene Day highlights infection prevention
Local newsThe initiative aims to encourage patients and their family members to join health workers in their efforts to practice good…
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Home Affairs extends working hours for elections
Local newsOver the three days of voting, from 6 to 8 May, front offices will provide citizens with extended operational hours.
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Fishermen robbed at knifepoint on Beachwood Beach
CrimeDurban North SAPS are looking for two men behind the armed robbery of two fishermen on Beachwood Beach over the…
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Strike affects traffic in Durban CBD
Local newsMotorists are urged to avoid roads around the Durban City Hall due to the municipal strike.
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KZN declares Thursday day of prayer and mourning
Local newsThis follows the severe storm that hit the province after the Easter weekend, which badly affected various communities in the…
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47% of workforce to benefit from National Minimum Wage
Local newsDeputy Minister of Labour, iNkosi Phathekile Holomisa, said workers in the farming, domestic, petrol, cleaning, retail, hairdressing, hospitality and restaurant…
