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One scoop at a time: Sithabile’s ice cream journey
Local newsAs the owner of an ice cream business, Sithabile Mazibuko has ventured into uncharted territory, driven by self-belief and her…
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Warrant Officer Magubane retires after 35 years of service
communityWarrant Officer Magubane retires after 35 years of loyal police and community service.
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Two bodies found dumped in forest near Vryheid
CrimeTwo men, both shot, were found dumped in a forest outside Vryheid.
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Endumeni resident challenges municipality over pothole damage claim
Dundee CourierResident James McCarthy challenges the municipality's pothole claim rejection and calls for urgent transparency.
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Sergeant Mdluli earns recognition for fighting gender-based violence with empathy and dedication
Local newsSergeant Mdluli has helped secured multiple life sentences and uplifted victims as she fights for justice in gender-based violence cases.
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Helping Hands organisation honours ‘deserving dads’ in Dannhauser
Dundee CourierHelping Hands honours fathers with a special event, then continues their winter outreach by distributing blankets to those in need.
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Ladysmith unit solves 18-year-old vehicle theft case
CrimeColt bakkie recovery proves unit's commitment to long-term cases.
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MKP’s Makuyi granted bail in Estcourt assault case
Estcourt NewsMakuyi released on R1,000 bail after brief court appearance.
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BREAKING: Tanker catches fire after collision on N11 near Dannhauser, motorists urged to avoid the area
Newcastle AdvertiserA Tanker has allegedly caught fire after a collision occurred near Dannhauser, prompting warnings for motorists to completely avoid the…
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Discover what’s happening in Newcastle this winter
Newcastle AdvertiserExperience live music, prayer, vintage cars and a golf fundraiser in Newcastle this July and August.
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Proud graduates shine at Mthashana College ceremony
NewsMthashana College celebrates new graduates and calls for more in-service training opportunities.
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Scammers pose as municipal staff in WhatsApp scam
Local newsScammers threaten power cuts via WhatsApp, falsely claiming municipal authority. Residents urged to verify first.
