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SA water levels on the decline
Local newsWater levels in KwaZulu-Natal have declined to 61.1% this week from 61.5% last week.
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Ward 35 councillor hopes to set up residents’ association
Local newsNicole Bollman said the purpose of setting up a residents' association is to deal with municipal issues with one voice.
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Concern for troop of monkeys following M4 reopening
Local newsMonkey Helpline says the installation of monkey bridges across the M4 may be the answer to curb the killing of…
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Government spends R17m on quarantine sites
Local newsThe Department of Public Works and Infrastructure is responsible for identifying sites and making them available.
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Home School: Online resources for continued learning during school closures
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Safety first as more grades reopen on 6 July
Local newsThe department of education said they would continue to monitor the return of learners to school, with a sharp focus…
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Property Perspectives: Prevailing sentiment of positivity in property market during Covid-19 pandemic
BusinessPrivate Property is proud to introduce Property Perspectives: an insights-driven report that combines the collective views, experiences and aspirations of…
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Street Lit book sellers honour Durban North businesses
Local newsThe book vendors involved with the Street Lit programme were formerly homeless.
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First Covid-19 vaccine trial in SA begins
Local newsThe South African Ox1Cov-19 Vaccine VIDA-Trial aims to find a vaccine that will prevent infection by SARS-CoV-2, the virus that…
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Salons, nail bars back in business
Local newsServices deemed safe to resume operations with immediate effect include hairdressing, barbering, nail and toe treatment, facial treatment and make-up,…
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Hyper-By-The-Sea store closed after positive Covid-19 case
Local newsThe staff member’s close contacts were immediately traced and they were sent home to self-quarantine, said Pick n Pay.
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Some students may return to UKZN campuses
Local newsIn a statement the university said the decision is complex one and has to be] undertaken both carefully and systematically.
