Local news
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UKZN warns of registration scams
Local newsThe University of KwaZulu-Natal has issued a warning to parents and students to beware of registration scams.
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Fuel price reduction brings hope for the economy
Local newsThe freight industries are optimistic that more positives will result from the fuel price reduction.
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Dolphins stars ready to light up SA20
Local newsDolphins head coach Imraan Khan is excited by the prospect of his players rubbing shoulders with players from other provinces…
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Residents urged to report flooding and imminent disaster after heavy rainfall warning
Local newsThe South African Weather Service predicts that the heavy rainfall will intensify just after midday today, January 6.
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KZN floods listed in top 10 costliest climate disasters of 2022
Local newsAccording to the study by the organisation, the cost of the floods in South Africa is estimated at $3b (R51b).
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Aweh! Find out what’s popping in Durban this weekend
Local newsThere is plenty to do in Durban and surrounds this weekend – don’t miss out on the fun.
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National Sea Rescue Institute issues warning as spring tides expected
Local newsRip currents can be stronger in places during a spring tide, therefore the NSRI warns coastal bathers and shoreline anglers…
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Engen Computer School students graduate
Local newsThe school offers free computer literacy classes which enable school leavers to find employment easily.
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eThekwini Municipality puts disaster teams on high alert over heavy downpours
Local newsHeavy rains are anticipated for most parts of the city over the next two days.
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Are you able to become an animal foster parent?
Local newsShort term care for an animal can bring much joy – and is a difficult thing to do.
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Keep these 10 recyclables aside for recycling collectors: Tips to help you recycle
Local newsIn a country with high unemployment and poverty, recycling is a source of income for a growing number of people.
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Bluff residents make a plan to temporarily fix pothole
Local newsThe temporary repair will make the road safer for residents.
