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Support Amanzimtoti SPCA’s Christmas Market
Local newsThe SPCA encourages people to enter their Christmas Photo Competition in a bid to win prizes at their Christmas market…
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Mooi Hawens hosts fun-filled Tabor Christmas Market [Pictures]
Top storiesThe market, which helps raise funds for various projects on the property, went so well that organisers are looking to…
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Woman in dock for fiancé stabbing in KwaMakhutha
NewsThe suspect is expected to appear in court soon for a bail application.
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Umbumbulu men arrested in sting operation
NewsTwo guns, believed to have previously been used in a murder, were confiscated during the operation.
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Seed of Hope hosts brunch to celebrate 20th anniversary [Video]
Local newsVarious role-players reflected on the non-profit organisation's journey by sharing stories of community development and individual growth.
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Lifesavers respond to three call-outs at Amanzimtoti beaches
Local newsFishermen, lifesavers and life support personnel managed to rescue five people, however, despite heroic attempts, a seven-year-old boy died.
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Double win for Amanzimtoti rugby player
Local sportHard work and dedication paid off for Michael Gibbley as he received two awards at the Amanzimtoti Rugby Club's prize-giving.
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Amanzimtoti rugby ace awarded
SportBlessing Mndaba was selected for the Natal Sharks U12 squad in June this year.
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Public educated on the benefits of transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy
NewsThe focus of the event was to educate the community on renewable energy and ways to help fight climate change.
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Municipal ‘cable thief’ employee suspended
CrimeThe employee was allegedly caught cutting and loading electricity cables in a marked eThekwini vehicle in Lovu township’s Msahweni area.
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Former school principals reunite and share a laugh
SchoolsLaughter filled the air as a group of former school principals shared fond memories of their past careers.
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Toti feeding continues to cause friction
Local newsWard 97 councillor André Beetge has repeatedly requested that the feeding schemes be relocated farther away from business and residential…
