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  • R15m grant for Ugu water projects

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    KZN Cogta MEC, Thulasizwe Buthelezi said the additional funding allocated to these municipalities was based on their effective utilisation of…

  • Gamalakhe United fights to stay in league

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    Gamalakhe United Football Club has played 15 matches in the Hollywoodbets Men’s Regional League.

  • Workers finally hand memorandum to RNM

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    Ray Nkonyeni Municipality's speaker, Phumlani Gumbi, along with chief whip Teddy Hlophe accepted the memo.

  • Sharks se duur spelers help nie veel nie

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    ’n Driftige gesprek het Maandag plaasgevind tussen Oom Pottie en van ons gereelde besoekers wat almal stoere ondersteuners van die…

  • Sinenkani to battle for Pirates Cup

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    The Pirates Cup tournament is a fantastic opportunity for teams to come together and compete at the highest level.

  • No clarity yet on refuse removal credit

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    It was unclear whether residents living in Gamalakhe, Port Edward, and Southbroom would be credited.

  • Marburg and Merlewood residents raise concerns

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    Regarding Ward 18 issues, Fathima Moosa raised the issue of Law Enforcement officers not being visible when needed most.

  • Max on top form in Japan

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    Three races have been completed and already it looks to be a gripping season.

  • Tennis fun for Gcilima aces

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    The sport has shown tremendous growth.

  • Rugby club needs your help

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    The Gamalakhe Black Bulls Rugby Club's financial challenges include transport costs for crucial fixtures in Kokstad and Maclare.

  • Sharks Board monitors sardine activity

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    Movement on the the Sardine Run was monitored by the KZN Sharks Board, with regular updates shared on the SCTIE…

  • Have you seen missing Paddock man?

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    Anyone with information can contact Paddock Detective Services on 039 6791605 or 078 1826083.

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