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  • Pintailed whydah

    Blogs

    The Zulu name is uHlekwane, while in Afrikaans they’re known as koningrooibekkie.

  • If you strike a woman, you strike a rock

    Entertainment

    On 9 August 1956 about 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildings in protest against the pass laws of…

  • Experts on hand at Botsoc plant fair

    Entertainment

    Displays of flora, fauna and conservation will inspire you to a greener lifestyle.

  • WIN one of 5 entrance tickets to Kuswag Karnaval

    Local news

    SOUTHLANDS Sun readers stand a chance to win one of five entrance tickets to the Kuswag Karnaval, for entry on…

  • Bluff family held at gunpoint

    Crime

    A BLUFF family was held at gunpoint in their home on Thursday, 4 August.

  • Chidlren’s care centre celebrates NPO status

    Local news

    THE Rainbow Nation Care Centre on the Bluff officially opened its doors with much fanfare on Friday, 5 August.

  • New steering committee leads SDCEA

    Local news

    THE new South Durban Community Environmental Alliance (SDCEA) steering committee was elected at the organisation’s biennial general meeting (BGM) on…

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    Salary dispute ends in fatal shooting

    Crime

    It is alleged the two had an argument about a salary dispute

  • Women targeted by criminals

    Crime

    Handbags belong in the boot. Do not leave valuables visible in your car.

  • Mixed response to voting outcome in South Durban

    Local news

    Ward 64, Montclair and surrounding areas and ward 68, Wentworth and Merebank (Merewent) remain under the DA rule.

  • Father, son burnt in sub-station explosion

    Local news

    When I saw him in the trauma unit, I couldn't recognise him. I battled to find words to comfort him.

  • Myths and misconceptions about pet food

    Local news

    Everyone’s an expert, especially when it comes to pets, so how does one differentiate between fact and opinion?

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