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Simple steps to protect yourself from rising extortion scams
Local newsPolice say extortion is a criminal offence in which an individual unlawfully obtains money, property, or services from another person…
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Disabled parking bays routinely abused, says forum
Local newsQASA's long-term vision is for a national parking policy that standardises criteria for parking permits and ensures wheelchair users have…
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FAKE NEWS: New barrier system to replace shark nets along KZN coastline
Local newsThe magnetic barrier system incorporates a cable which emits a low-frequency electromagnetic field, that disrupts a shark's sensory system.
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Make your 67 minutes count: Support these 5 Durban children’s homes this Mandela Month
Local newsOn Mandela Day, people around the world are encouraged to spend at least 67 minutes doing something positive for their communities…
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Nisbet paddles to third Berg River Canoe Marathon title
Local newsJenna Nisbet now holds three titles after wins in 2013, 2022 and 2025.
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Glen Hills church stitches for charitable causes
Local newsMembers of the church made blankets for the 66 children at the Durban Child & Youth Care Centre.
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Watch: How to care for pets with disabilities this chilly season
Local newsWith the winter season upon us, Lauren Paxton, a vet nurse, advises how pet owners can make animals with osteoarthritis…
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All eyes on Greyville as Durban July unfolds in a dazzling display of style and sport
Local newsGreyville Racecourse comes alive with fashion heads, betting enthusiasts and gallops, and millions of payouts. The eThekwini tourism and hospitality…
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Toxic smoulder takes over Sea Cow Lake
Local newsToxic chemicals had been dumped on this site in previous years until Metro SAPS intervened last year and fined the…
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VIDEO: Plans to widen Herrwood Drive
Local newsThe ward councillor said the City plans on adding an additional lane in both directions on Herrwood Drive.
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VIDEO: Local swimmers ready to make their mark at international events
Local newsYoung local swimmers, Indiana de Villiers and Sarah McLaren, both matric learners, go for gold on the international stage.
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Fabulous reads: The Trojan War, through women’s eyes
Local newsIn Elektra, Jennifer Saint breathes fresh life into the Trojan War by telling it through the eyes of Elektra, Clytemnestra,…
