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Bulk carrier from Russia hits into quay at Durban port
NewsA bulk vessel has been making its rounds on social media after footage showed it hitting into the quay at…
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Driver licence centres share September weekend operating dates
NewsDurban South motorists who are looking to renew their licence must take note of operating weekend dates for September.
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Rain and gloom for Durban this weekend
NewsIt is time to dig out your raincoats out of the closets as Durban is set for some windy, wet…
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Woodlands water supply at risk after Southern Aqueduct leak
MunicipalThe municipality’s technical teams are monitoring reservoir levels and water demand to manage available water storage.
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Storm-hit informal settlements get R47m sanitation boost
MunicipalThe allocation of funds forms part of the municipality’s ongoing response to the impact of severe weather events.
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Metro warns of fines up to R1000 for dogs roaming freely
NewsMetro police and the Kloof and Highway SPCA are working to further enforce municipal by-laws around responsible pet ownership and…
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Whats on in the Durban South
Local newsWondering what to do this weekend or next? Find out what is happening in the Durban South for the coming…
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Yellowwood Park garden is 60 years in the making
Local newsThe Yellowwood Park and Woodhaven ratepayers and residents named Sarie Bekker as the winner of the monthly garden competition.
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Fury over proposed Wentworth Hospital gate closure
Local newsPublic relations officer at the hospital, Thandeka Phiri, said the decision came from the head of security from the head…
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Clairwood clean-up puts illegal dumpers on notice
Local newsMunicipal teams and members of the public are cleaning the hotspots for dumping on Persadh and Houghton Roads in Clairwood.
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eThekwini resolves months-long plumber dispute
MunicipalThe municipality said no plumber would be allowed to work on municipal infrastructure without the required accreditation.
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Golden support for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
NewsThe Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa (Choc) has been assisting families with childhood cancer for the past 47 years.
