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NEWCASTLE KZN: Vehicle reported to have run over pedestrians in Osizweni
Local newsEmergency services are currently on scene.
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NEWCASTLE KZN: The link between emotion and breathing is strong
Local newsPhysiotherapists can also help with breathing exercises that strengthen your lungs and calm your anxiety.
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NEWCASTLE KZN: SAPS officials on the trail of armed robbers
Local newsThe victim was held at knifepoint by two men, who threatened him and then fled with his possessions.
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NEWCASTLE KZN: Main line repairs responsible for water disruptions in Newcastle East
Local newsTechnical teams are currently on site, and water supply will be restored sometime this afternoon.
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NEWCASTLE KZN: Class of 2021 says farewell to Amajuba High School
Local newsCongratulations to Amajuba High's 'class of 2021' – they are wished every success going forward.
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NEWCASTLE KZN: Five more suspects nabbed for drug-related crimes
Local newsAccording to Arumugam, the total estimated street value of the narcotics seized is around R2 600.
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NEWCASTLE KZN: SANBS urges donors to create ‘living heritage’ this September
Local newsExpressing one's heritage should go beyond taking pride in cultural roots...
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NEWCASTLE KZN: Renovation continues at fire-damaged CBD outfitters (WATCH)
Local newsThe fire has since been determined to be the result of an arson attack by 'unknown parties'.
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NEWCASTLE KZN: Mediclinic now offers online Covid-19 vaccine bookings
Local news"...We feel it is vitally important for all ages to get vaccinated, which is why we are trying to make…
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NEWCASTLE KZN: Why woman need to maintain financial control
BusinessIn the event of a divorce, separation, or death, some women often take years to get back on their feet.
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NEWCASTLE KZN: Religious leaders pray for district’s revival
Local newsThose present believed a greater force and higher power would assist the community during the period of rebuilding.
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NEWCASTLE KZN: DWS calls for ‘wise water use’ as dam levels remain steady
Local newsThe low levels should not be alarming as the province’s water supply system, Umgeni, recorded above average levels.
