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Caxton and I Teach announce revolutionary partnership
BusinessCaxton and I Teach with its revolutionary online product, Digicampus, partner to boost school student achievement.
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Help Snare Aware on its mission to remove snares, save wildlife
Local newsSeventeen snares for the day took Snare Aware's tally to 475 active snares removed from the Santo Alberto valley in…
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Siyaphambili paddlers notch impressive times
Local newsThe race consisted of a long as well as a short course.
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Fête brings Christmas in June to Athlone Park [Pictures]
Local newsFunds generated from the Poinsettia Park Retirement Centre's fête and other fundraisers aid in the upkeep of the home's grounds,…
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Khanya Hospice receives generous donation of wheelchairs
Local newsDis-Chem generously donated five wheelchairs to Khanya Hospice. The non-profit organisation loans these wheelchairs out to patients in need.
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Amanzimtoti bowler wins gold at tournament
Local sportAlthough not initially being selected to play in the Port Natal Veteran Masters’ tournament, Alec Nel pulled off a remarkable…
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Two die in horrific N2 crash near Galleria Mall
Local newsA collision on the N2 southbound in Amanzimtoti has left two females dead and one person injured.
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Amanzimtoti faith-based grief group offers support
Local newsSweetwaters Grief Care is a support group that helps people cope with grief through godly fellowship. The group meets once…
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Police officers robbed, vehicle stolen in Umbumbulu
CrimePolice officers were overpowered by four suspects today. The suspects crashed the police vehicle a short while later and are…
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Isipingo expat passes away in Ireland
Local newsA doctor hailing from Isipingo died in hospital in Ireland where he had been admitted.
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Winklespruit bowling green a hive of activity during weekend tournaments
Local sportThis weekend (July 6) will see Winklespruit Bowling Club's women's teams compete against Firwood Bowling Club at 13:00.
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High municipal bills at complexes explained
Local newsResidents living in flats and complexes have been slapped with astronomical water bills as a result of eThekwini's blunder.
