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Green Corridors receives award for environmental support efforts
Local newsGreen Corridors has a vision to provide solutions and support for cleaning of natural environments, ensuring waste is recycled, repurposed,…
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World Autism Acceptance Week: Organisation helps autistic people reach their potential
Local newsIn 2009, the Action in Autism early intervention centre was initiated at the Aryan Benevolent Home premises in Asherville.
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Vaccination call for public servants
NewsSponsoredPublic servants are key players in the provision of public services. How is the vaccination drive in this sector and…
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Municipality offers free tractor hire to farmers
Local newsSeveral co-operatives have benefitted from the free tractor hiring scheme already, especially during the crucial cropping season.
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Water interruptions scheduled for midnight in parts of Durban
Local newsWater tankers will be on standby to respond to affected areas.
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SA Post Office extends mail service to more countries
Local newsInternational items are delivered within an average of 10 workdays.
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State of disaster will soon end, says Dlamini-Zuma
Local newsPresident Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce an end to the national state of disaster in the first week of…
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Sightings of grey crowned cranes in the Bluff
Local newsGrey crowned cranes are non-migratory, but undertake variable local and seasonal movements and are most abundant in Uganda, Kenya and…
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Back to the basics: Marketing methods that are still relevant and effective
BusinessTo keep up with the needs of the customer, marketing priorities have adjusted.
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Don’t miss out on SA/Bangladesh test match at Kingsmead
Local newsIt has been 25 months since the Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium has hosted international men’s cricket.
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City promotes local hidden gems ahead of Easter weekend
Local newsDurban Tourism embarks on promotional roadshows to showcase the City’s Winter holiday packages in KwaZulu-Natal.
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Kidnapped women share their ordeal
Crime"The syndicate targets middle-aged women who are spotted alone."
