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Labour minister welcomes fine handed down to Glen Anil company
CrimeThe company faced various charges including locking in 14 employees in the factory, to ensure that they met the target…
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Nationwide protest against cigarette ban set for Wednesday
Local news#SmokersUnite will tomorrow see smokers from around the country protest the continued prohibition of cigarettes.
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Fibre worker robbed of valuables on M41
CrimeThe suspects, using a white Nissan bakkie, robbed the victim while he was in the process of installing fibre cables.
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Glen Anil resident tackles the ‘cycle’ of poverty
Local newsGavin Da Silva, who has been cycling for 10 years enjoyed the chance to get back on his bike, especially…
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Directions for reopening of sports and cultural spaces published
Local newsThe regulations include the limitation of operating hours as well as the limiting the number of people visiting a space…
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PHOTOS: SA Rugby Legends row for cancer
Local newsStefan Terblanche and Justin Swart helped raise funds for Liam Scott (4) who suffers from neuroblastoma – a rare and…
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Varsity College Durban North students give back through online readings
Local newsNorthglen News recently caught up with two volunteers involved in the project, Sarah Mulla and Ntokozo Mthembu who explained why…
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No overnight accommodation yet at SANParks
Local newsDay self-drives in national parks continue to be permissible for residents of the various provinces in which the respective national…
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Smooth return to schools for Grade 11s and 6s
Local newsThe Department of Basic Education added schools that are ready to receive Grade R learners on Monday can proceed to…
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Talking tips to combat ‘mask misunderstandings’
Local newsThe Covid-19 pandemic has created a number of challenges, including normal, everyday communication.
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VIDEO-Durban North cosplay king brings Korg to life
Local newsNorthglen News chats to one of Durban's best cosplayers, Justin Walter on his latest creation.
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Glenashley church fete goes online
Local newsThis is the first year since 1961 that the annual fete has not been held," said Reverend Ian Booth.
