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Durban North duo gets their hands dirty
Local news"The cleaning was our goal but what was great about this, and especially after the horrible week we had, was…
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Libraries open as SA moves to level 3 lockdown
Local newsPatrons are allowed to use cyber zones for 30 minutes while study hall patrons are allowed to study for a…
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Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry supports move to Adjusted Alert Level 3
Local news"We believe that this decision will have a positive impact on the economy, giving businesses an opportunity to trade in…
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Mount Edgecombe garden refuse site reopens
Local newsResidents are permitted to dispose of garden waste not exceeding one bakkie load per week for free.
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Future of Briardene crèche uncertain following fire
Local newsA total of 180 homes were also destroyed in the fire that tore through the upper part of the informal…
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Government to vaccinate higher education sector
Local newsThe vaccination of some post-schooling education and training sector (PSET) staff that are 35 years of age and above formally…
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Durban North resident sets her sight on Dolphin Coast Challenge
Local newsMichelle Burn has set her sights on the upcoming Petrefuel Dolphin Coast Challenge from 14-15 August.
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SA plans to vaccinate at least 400 000 people per day
Local newsActing Health Minister, Mmamoloko Kubayi said the number of those who have been vaccinated surpassed the six million mark on…
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City says ‘considerable amount of time’ needed to fully rehabilitate Umhlangana stream
Local newsThe City said further water and sediment sampling from both the estuary and the beaches will be undertaken in the…
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Acting Health Minister addresses impact of KZN unrest on vaccination process
Local newsActing Health Minister, Mamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane said the surge response team has been activated in the province.
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North Durban church offers free online trauma counselling following unrest
Local newsDeb Mun-Gavin, Grace counselling director and counselling psychologist, said people are experiencing unprecedented levels of grief, trauma and anxiety.
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Police investigate 168 unrest-related murder cases
CrimeIn all, a total of 234 deaths, as related to the unrest, were reported in KwaZulu-Natal.
