Local news
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Public toilets spark outrage in Clairwood
Local newsResidents say the facilities are unhygienic and poorly maintained, creating safety and sanitation concerns for the community.
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Ward 64 hosts major Glanville Road Garden Refuse Site clean-up
Local newsVarious departments under eThekwini Municipality joined forces to help combat the illegal dumping at Glanville Road Garden Refuse Site.
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Professor appointed by the president to sit on the National Dialogue
Local newsMerebank Professor Bridgemohan Maharaj will sit on the steering committee for the National Dialogue, following his appointment by President Cyril…
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Montclair residents raise concerns over growing bottlenecks
Local newsA major point of contention was the rapid mushrooming of new buildings which residents suspect are being developed as student…
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Brave girl (9) shares her medical journey with new colouring book
Local newsWentworth's Imari Kenya James has taken arguably the hardest parts of her little life and turned it into a fun,…
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Project resumes amid concerns over safety and management
Local newsSome community members in Wentworth raised concerns about workers who were allegedly operating without proper PPE.
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A birthday marked by bravery: Zayden’s constant battle
Local newsBaby Zayden Naicker has been diagnosed with over six ailments, including Gorlin-Gotz syndrome, hydrocephalus, macrocephaly and epilepsy.
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Yellowwood Park Game Reserve drives Durban tourism revival
Local newsThe Mayor of eThekwini Municipality visited the Stainbank Castle on Coedmore Road in the Yellowwood Park Game Reserve.
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Free Bible study programme launched in Merebank
Local newsKeeping the tradition alive almost 40 years after his father started it, a Merebank pastor has started free bible study…
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Sandy hands and cleaner lands
Local newsThe Litterboom Project team made their way to The Bluff again, this time tackling Brighton Beach. The team managed to…
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Community college set to empower Durban South residents
Local newsThe community college will run various six-week-long courses in modules like backyard gardening and public speaking.
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Former Ward 64 councillor acquitted of assault charges
Local newsThe Durban Magistrate's Court dismissed the evidence of the two witnesses, emphasising that it was riddled with contradictions.
