Dundee Courier
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Duduza hospice fun run invites community to support care services
Dundee CourierDuduza Hospice invites residents to run and support vital palliative care services in the Wasbank area.
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Father dies, son injured in Glenridge shooting
Dundee CourierA father died and his son was injured in a suspected robbery shooting at their Glenridge home early Monday morning.
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Public urged to shape policing at SAPS meetings
Dundee CourierResidents are urged to attend SAPS meetings and help shape policing and staffing at local police stations.
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Dundee police recover stolen firearm during hunt for murder suspect
Dundee CourierPolice recovered a stolen firearm while searching for a suspect linked to a murder case in the Dundee area.
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Suspect shot dead in shoot-out with police in Msinga
Dundee CourierA suspect died after allegedly opening fire on police during an intelligence-driven operation in the Msinga area.
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Police arrest two suspects with drugs in Dundee CBD
Dundee CourierPolice arrested two suspects after seizing mandrax tablets during an intelligence-driven operation in Dundee CBD
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Councillor demanded answers over Endumeni ‘Grader-Gate’
Dundee CourierA councillor demanded answers over the auction of a municipal grader amid concerns over irregularities and accountability.
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Zondi defended Dundee Open title in fine form
Dundee CourierLusanda Zondi defended his Dundee Open title with a commanding performance during the Easter Battlefield Weekend.
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Nomcebo shines among Dundee’s Easter cosmos blooms
Dundee CourierNomcebo Ntombela embraces Dundee’s cosmos blooms while building a promising modelling career.
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Dundee youth explore job opportunities through rural development programme
Dundee CourierYoung people gained skills and explored careers at an EPWP event hosted in Umzinyathi District.
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DHS’s star cricketer competes in national women’s week tournament in Bloemfontein
Dundee CourierKiandri Bierbaum earned a third consecutive national selection for KZN Inland Women’s team at National Women’s Week.
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‘Dr TikTok’advice may ‘harm mental health’
Dundee CourierExperts warn TikTok advice may mislead users and delay access to proper mental health care
