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High tea with an English classic
Local newsGlenashley resident, Rebecca Jordaan shares her recipe for scones, an English tea-time tradition.
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Visit Durban North mosque on open day
Local newsThe idea behind the open day is to welcome individuals of various backgrounds to learn more about Islam, and forge…
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Social Development hails spanking ruling
Local newsSocial development said the ruling confirmed the department’s position that the common law defence of reasonable chastisement, commonly referred to…
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Man loses R15 000 worth of items in uMhlanga theft
CrimeCapt Raymond Deokaran, spokesman for the station, said there had been five cases alone this week.
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Residents’ health concerns rise after massive sewage spill
Local newsWeeks after a sewage pipe burst, residents were still struggling to cope with the spill that took place on their…
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uMhlanga sewage spills need urgent attention
Local newsThree spills on Marine Drive, Chartwell Drive and the uMhlanga Promenade have been identified.
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Eskom confirms no load shedding planned for September and October
Local newsWhile no load shedding is expected over summer, the risk however remains as the system is still tight and vulnerable…
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Think you got what it takes to design R2 coin?
Local news'It’s not an average competition, it is an invitation to make history,' said Gerda Janse van Vuuren, acting managing director…
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SA lifesavers ready for International Surf Rescue Challenge
Local newsFeaturing some of the best male and female lifesavers in the world, the competition started in 1999 as a trans-Tasman…
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Move to break cycle of dog abuse
Local newsProject Dog volunteers go into underprivileged areas and educate people about responsible dog ownership and care.
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ALL SYSTEMS GO FOR DURBAN BUSINESS FAIR
AdvertorialMASTERCLASSES, cooking demos, street markets and the best of local business – this year’s edition of the Durban Business Fair…
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Spanking a child, ruled illegal by ConCourt
Local newsDelivering judgement, Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng said: 'Children can be effectively disciplined without resorting to moderate and reasonable chastisement which…
