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  • Healing plants in the spotlight for African Traditional Medicine Week

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    The significant contribution of traditional medicine as a major provider of healthcare services in Africa cannot be underestimated

  • Entries open for 2021 Philocaly Trail

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    The trail takes participants through a beautiful section of coastline, from the Beachwood mangroves in Durban to Ballito's Salmon Bay.

  • Register for the Sanca Walk away from Drugs

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    This year's walk will be a virtual event - with a twist! While the official date of this year's Walk…

  • Take a walk to raise funds for CANSA

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    Sport your tutus and tekkies at the Cansa Richards Bay fundraiser walk this Saturday

  • iSimangaliso tourism investment summit postponed to 2022

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    The summit was intended to provide a platform to local, national, and international interest groups to access business opportunities available…

  • Tadu Nare gains early series lead

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    The talented runner stormed to victory in the season opening Spar Grand Prix race

  • RBM primed to reopen

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    It was cemented by the release of a further R130-million to trusts established for each of the communities surrounding the…

  • North coast fishing stays on the boil

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    Deep-sea anglers putting in the time and effort have been rewarded with good gamefish catches.

  • 5 foods that will boost your immune system

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    Kershnee Kallee, Marketing Manager at Jungle, explains some of the benefits of including fruits, vegetables and grains to your diet.

  • Migratory birds back in Richards Bay

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    One of the most common birds of prey, the yellow-billed kite is an intra-African breeding migrant, meaning it migrates within…

  • Why the old platformer icon is still king

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    Mario was one of the pioneers of the platforming genre (a game that entails using jumping and traversal to reach…

  • No protest reports in Empangeni and surrounds

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    According to police, there have been no reports of any protest action in Richards Bay, Empangeni or across the Zululand…

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