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uMngeni River still in the red for high E. coli readings
Local newsEnvironmental body Adopt-a-River has also raised concerns over the health of the river.
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WATCH: Lucky Oxford Freshmarket shopper walks away with R250 000
Local newsOxford Freshmarket hosted a competition which saw a giveaway of more than R500 000 to lucky shoppers.
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Four saving challenges to get you that lump sum
Local newsA Caxton Local Media journalist shares four saving challenges for you to tackle this year.
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Repeat offender arrested in Avoca days after serving sentence
CrimeAfter two months of imprisonment and just being released, the suspect allegedly attempted to steal some valuable items from a…
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New address for Umhlanga Tourism
Local newsThe previous premises wasn’t condusive to a successful tourism office that is easy to find.
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Fabulous Reads: Getting to the heart of people
Local newsHow would the world change if we could analyse the true morality of everyone around us?
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5 benefits of using hyaluronic acid on your skin
Local newsAfter using the beauty ingredient on her skin for more than six months, Caxton Local Media journalist Nia Louw gives…
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‘Best day ever’ for well-deserving matriculant of 2023
Local newsDespite suffering through grief in his last few years of school, Crawford College La Lucia matriculant comes in the Top…
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Tips on how to save the penguins
Local newsA recent study reveals that penguins are in grave danger of becoming extinct if we don’t take action.
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Learnership alternative to career success
Local newsLearnerships bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge gained in high school and the practical skills demanded by the working world.
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WATCH | #2023NSCmatricresults: KZN celebrates improved 2023 NSC results
Local newsKZN education MEC commends the Matric Class of 2023 and the Department of Education for the improved results.
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NSC 2023 matric results: Excellent results for Northlands, Northwood and Danville
Local newsMember of the Executive Council Mbali Frazer said the province has done exceptionally well in their NSC examinations.
