News
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Crow monkey admissions increase twelve-fold over lockdown period
Local newsCrow has received an alarming amount of vervet monkey admissions, the highest in the organisation's 40 year history.
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Lockdown challenges for informal dwellers
Local newsA short walk down Sirdar Road, one is met with a group of men gathered at the street corner, children…
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CPF given the cuff during lockdown
Local newsLocal community policing forums (CPF) have not welcomed the decision forbidding them from carrying out their duties during the national…
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Disciplined karateka hopes to travel the world
Local newsHaving represented Assegai Primary School and her current school, Umbilo Secondary School, Ethen's flare with karate has earned her provincial colours and she looks…
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Food drive fills lockdown hunger
Community galleriesThe local initiative is growing from strength to strength every day and is uniting residents for a greater purpose.
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Extended lockdown could place additional strain on small businesses
Local newsWard 66 chairperson of the war room small business development, Charles Leaven, said that small businesses in the area were…
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City calls for Covid-19 donations
Local newsDonations in the form of non-perishable food products, hand sanitisers, liquid soup, N95 masks, disposable surgical gloves, bottled water and…
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Karate kid strikes the right moves
Local newsThe lad started his karate training at seven-years-old while he was still in Grade 2.
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Uplifting others on their road to recovery
Local newsNola became a Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) volunteer after being diagnosed with aggressive duct carcinoma (breast cancer) in…
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Sir Fruit home deliveries
AdvertorialSponsoredWith many people nervous about leaving their homes during the lockdown, Sir Fruit has come to the rescue with their…
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Capturing creepy crawlies one snap at a time
Local newsBorn and bred on the Bluff, Warren is a photographer by profession with a passion to photograph small wildlife.
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Bluff families lose their homes in blaze
Local newsThe families now have to start from scratch and pick up the pieces after the traumatic ordeal.
