Local news
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Former Bluff councillor explores Natal colonial history in debut novel
Local newsDuncan du Bois said the 250-page historical novel stemmed from his vast archive of research on Natal colonial history which…
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Massive 2.6m-long Black Mamba captured from home in Montclair
Local newsThe snake kept returning to the property because there was an available food source.
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Police seize over R150m worth of cocaine at Durban Harbour
Local newsOver 433 blocks of cocaine disguised in meat boxes were found in a container that was on a vessel from…
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Satellite police station for Ansteys Beach this festive season
Local newsFive hundred seasonal police officers will be deployed to various tourist destinations throughout the festive season to attend to issues.
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Wildlife experts repair damaged feathers of Yellow-billed Kite [Video]
Local newsYellow-billed Kites are the most visible birds of prey on the African continent.
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#GBVAwareness: Brighton Beach police encourage victims to use station’s friendly room
Local newsThe Victim-Friendly Room allows victims of crime to make their statement in a private, non-threatening environment.
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Toy Run 2023 a resounding success [Video]
Local newsHundreds of children will share in the joy of Christmas through the initiative.
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Community joins march for peace [Pictures]
Local newsThe humanitarian march was aimed at sending peace into the world.
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Become an active blood donor and help save lives
Local newsIt is important for blood donors to donate regularly as a unit of blood only lasts 42 days after donation.
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Help children’s sanctuary keep their doors open
Local newsIsaiah 54 Children's Sanctuary appeals to the community for donations or sponsorship to help keep their doors open.
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South Durban community members take a stand against tariff hikes, load-shedding
Local newsSDCEA and other members of the community held a peaceful picket outside the Eskom offices to voice their concerns over…
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Pet of the week: Lovely Lily needs a loving home
Local newsLily is one of many dogs that are up for adoption at the SPCA.
