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From a drain to a loving home – for a doggie in need of a second chance
Ladysmith GazettePiper gets her happy ending!
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4 Ladysmith residents among 6 South Africans missing after Nepal floods
Ladysmith GazetteUpdateIt is an agonising wait for the families of the Ladysmith residents who remain missing after the devastating floods and…
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Fuel stations in Vryheid reportedly run short of petrol and diesel
Local newsSeveral Vryheid filling stations reportedly run short of fuel ahead of the expected September price adjustment.
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Pionier-skuts blink uit by KZN-interskole in Durban
SchoolsPionier-skuts behaal talle podiumplekke, terwyl leerders ook in ruitersport en landloop uitblink. Meta-beskrywing
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Ladysmith robbery homicide ends with 2 men jailed for life
CrimeA bakery delivery van was targeted by robbers, who shot one of the occupants before stealing cellphones and cash.
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uThukela to appear before Legislature following failed hearing
Ladysmith GazetteToday's hearing is expected to provide an opportunity for leadership from the district municipality to respond to concerns raised.
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Trial continues over murder of Dundee police clerk Siphiwe Ndlovu
Dundee CourierThe trial of two men accused of murdering police clerk Siphiwe Ndlovu resumes in the Dundee Magistrate's Court on September…
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Ramakrishna Clinic brings free healthcare to Newcastle residents
communityDoctors travelled to Newcastle for the medical outreach to provide residents with free medical care.
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4 Ladysmith residents among 6 South Africans missing after devastating Nepal floods
Ladysmith GazetteAnxious wait for Ladysmith residents.
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Newcastle musicians rub shoulders with Afrikaans stars
communityNewcastle's Anton Fitchat and Smokkelhuiz Band mingle with some of the greatest names in the Afrikaans music industry.
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Fraud charges against father & son are withdrawn
CrimeFather and son walk free as investigations into an alleged R31.5m investment scam continue.
