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Ladysmith residents march against illegal immigrants
Ladysmith GazetteIllegal foreign nationals are accused of being involved in criminal activities in town.
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Marching to protest against increase in illegal immigrants
Estcourt NewsThe marchers pleaded with government, police and the municipality to work together to address this issue.
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WATCH: Newcastle joins national protest against undocumented immigrants
Local newsNewcastle joined in on the nationwide movement, marching against illegal immigrants in South Africa.
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Tourists complete alphabet challenge at local parkrun
Sports galleriesSadly, the parkrun was cancelled for last Saturday morning due to the course being water logged.
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Tragedy, road chaos and farmers under pressure – how the unprecedented April rains have impacted the area
Dundee CourierThe waterlogged fields have added to farmers woes following the oot-and-Mouth Disease, which has raged through the Northern KZN area,
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Egerton celebrates Earth Day
Ladysmith GazetteThe learners were reminded how important it is to protect our planet.
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MK volunteers lend a helping hand in communities
communityThe uMkhonto weSizwe party have been running different programs in various communities, with the recent one that took place at…
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Throwback Thursday: 90 technology is now from an age gone by
Local newsTake a trip down memory lane and revisit the essential technology that defined the 90s.
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What is Workers’ Day?
Ladysmith GazetteWorkers' Day continues to be relevant today as South Africa grapples with issues like employment equity, fair labour practices, and…
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Communities can expect water soon?
Ladysmith GazettePower has been restored at the Ezakheni Water Treatment Works.
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Netball prodigy needs funding for dream Singapore tour
Local newsAmahle Thusi, a talented matric student from Newcastle High School , is set to embark on an incredible opportunity to…
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Fed up: Residents reach breaking point over service delivery failures
Local newsFrustration has reached boiling point among residents of Ward 5 as ongoing service delivery failures continue to plague the area.
