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[WATCH] – Isipingo musician helps communities rise again with latest song
Local newsKyle recorded the song after witnessing the turmoil that unfolded in front of him.
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Ward councillor weighs in on unrest
Local newsWard 97 councillor, André Beetge answers what happened, why and where to from here?
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#SAUnrest: Amanzimtoti community leaders reacts
Local newsBeing on the front line was indeed an unusual and difficult experience. Community leaders have shared their chilling encounters.
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The sweetest way to save a life
Local newsSince lockdown, Cupcakes for Kids with Cancer was unable to conduct its usual fundraising ventures, however, the learners, teachers and…
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Missing Illovo woman’s body found at illegal dump site
CrimeLondiwe Mbulwana had been missing for two weeks.
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Help find missing man
Local newsHe is very skinny and tall, has green eyes, curly hair and has a little beard.
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6 superpowers of digital communication for customer experience
BusinessCustomer experience is about the relationship an organisation has with its customer, and to build a relationship you need to…
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Kingsburgh Child and Family Welfare inspires youth
Local newsIlula Software Solutions presented an introduction to programming (human-computer interaction) concepts as well as the input processing output model.
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South Coast business resume with operations following unrest
Local newsMost barricades had been removed by Monday morning and traffic was flowing freely.
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#YourTaxMatters – more digital and online features added by Sars to help taxpayers
BusinessThis year, Sars launched the first-ever completely virtual Individual Filing Season on July 1.
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Refuse collection and street sweeping resumes
MunicipalResidents are requested to take out their refuse bags on their scheduled collection days.
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Cattle are welcome visitors to Amanzimtoti Civic Center area [LETTER]
LettersCattle are herbivores eating grass and vegetation, their dung is rich in nutrients and makes excellent compost.
