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eThekwini invests millions in local farmers
Local newseThekwini believes the investment will ensure that small-scale farmers can compete effectively in formal markets.
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Fire devastates Dakota beach informal settlement
NewsWhile no lives were lost in a fire at Dakota beach informal settlement, hundreds of residents were displaced and have…
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South Coast beaches closed following safety net removals
Local newsThese beach closures are in effect until further notice and as a result, all water activities are currently banned.
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Isipingo Hills dance graduate embraces her culture
NewsA dance graduate shares her story of learning the Indian cultural dance, Kathak, while she balanced her studies with dance…
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eThekwini Municipality clarifies ID requirement at clinics
Local newseThekwini Municipality clarifies that identity documents are requested at municipal clinics for opening a file.
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Umgababa Film Festival draws talent
SchoolsThe event attracted many actors and other artists who shared valuable information with the youth of Umgababa.
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Watch: Cape fur seal rescued in Amanzimtoti
Local newsAfter repeatedly stealing bait from fishermen, a hook became lodged in his throat.
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Rotary Club of Amanzimtoti inducts new president
NewsThe Rotary Club of Amanzimtoti recently hit its 60th anniversary milestone, and inducted its new president, Sipho Gumbi.
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Future plans for abandoned Winklespruit Substation
MunicipalThe eThekwini Municipality issued a response regarding the current health concerns surrounding the derelict Winklespruit Substation.
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Communities urged to help reconfigure Ward boundaries
MunicipalMany Athlone Park residents have expressed unhappiness about being assigned to Ward 93 instead of Ward 97.
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Discover what’s happening locally: Fetes, quilting, eco tours and more
Local newsWhether you’re interested in supporting local causes or trying a new hobby, check out these upcoming events and activities happening…
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WIN a signed copy: Private investigator unearths Kingsburgh’s historical gems
Local newsWhile doing research for the book, Carol Lane conducted hundreds of interviews with current and former residents from Doonside to…
