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Check your voting station ahead of registration weekend, urges uMhlanga ward councillor
Local newsThe registration weekend is now scheduled for the weekend of September 18 and 19.
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Government offers relief aid to small businesses after KZN unrest
Local newsThe closing date for applications is September 12.
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Stay vigilant when using busy Durban North road
Local newsWHILE there isn’t much anyone can do about busy roads and intersections, motorists can be more vigilant, follow the rules…
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Driver escapes serious injury after car lands in Umhlangane River
Local newsThe 27-year-old driver, who escaped with lacerations and minor injuries, was treated on scene.
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13 injured in Cornubia taxi crash
Local news"On arrival, paramedics were met with mayhem as the twisted wreckage of a Toyota Quantum occupied the roadway and the…
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Swimming pools remain closed to the public
Local newseThekwini Municipality spokesperson said the pools remain closed due to Covid-19 related safety measures.
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Housebreaking suspect arrested in Glenhills
CrimeMarshall Security, together with the assistance of members of the public, arrested the suspect in a complex on Peach Place.
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Mandatory Covid-19 vaccination is not government’s priority
Local newsThe Health Minister made the remarks as South Africans are currently debating about mandatory vaccination.
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Sassa opens system to change SRD grant payment method
Top storiesAccording to Sassa, the bank account method is the most convenient and quickest way to receive the grant and helps…
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WATCH: Behind the scenes of organ donor Memorial Garden at Durban Botanic Gardens
Local news"Butterflies are often seen as winged messengers from spirits and are emblematic of hope, joy, change and celebration - precisely…
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Health department unveils 16 new cancer-detecting machines
Top storiesThe KZN Health department said oneĀ in 40 South African women develop cervical cancer, and up to 3500 women die from…
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SA to consider vaccinating children once most adults are covered
Local newsHealth Minister, Dr Joe Phaahla said, while other nations are already inoculating children as young as 12 years-old, South Africa…











