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  • NSRI seeks rescue boat sponsors

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    Richards Bay NSRI looks to funders for new rescue craft

  • Suburb opens doors of learning

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    In the past, local children were forced to utilise the neighbouring Brackenham Library or main library in the CBD.

  • Violence threatens free and fair elections – Buthelezi

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    Acts of violence resulting in political killings because of unhappiness among political members over party candidate nominations, have spoiled what…

  • R101-million boost for KwaDukuza housing

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    The Sokesimbone Rural Housing is a project with an expected yield of 1000 units in two wards, namely 1 and…

  • Elections 2016: What will happen in Orania?

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    The Afrikaner-only town's "right to self-determination" may come to an end after the August 3 municipal elections.

  • Popu strikes the fan in Meerensee

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    A joint operation led to the arrest of suspects and the recovery of illegal species of fish, dagga, pirated DVD's…

  • Supporting agriculture for seventy years

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    Coastal Farmers’ Cooperative Limited was formally launched with the intention of securing fertilizer, diesel, fuel and other farming requisites at…

  • Delville Wood remembered

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    The wood was never entirely taken by the South African forces, despite huge efforts to do so.

  • Professionals share information about epilepsy

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    Epilepsy can damage your brain if it is neglected and have an impact on the development of a child

  • Voting day procedures – know what to do

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    With voting day right around the corner, here is what you can expect.

  • Mandela Day inspiration at Bhekimpelo créche

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    Sheet Street and PINC spread some happiness at Bhekimpelo créche in Waterloo.

  • Paws-A-While…and think of the animals

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    Fund-raising initiatives and the Paws-A-While shop have done the SPCA proud once again, ensuring the society remains mobile in its…

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