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  • Nseleni Clinic hit by anaesthetic shortage

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    On Tuesday patients had to be referred to Ngwelezana Hospital

  • Gingindlovu water woes continue

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    The municipality has confirmed that water tankers have been brought in to supply water to the community as the municipality…

  • Click and read every ZO edition

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    By downloading the Zululand Observer app on either your Apple/Android phone or tablet, you will receive the complete printed version…

  • Thunderstorm warning for north-eastern KZN

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    Parents and teachers must ensure that children in their care remain safe at all times during challenging weather conditions

  • Two road projects on track for completion soon despite delays

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    Sourcing of the cabling is reportedly a reason for the delay in the completion of the project, but that has…

  • Men most affected by crime according to survey statistics

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    Both very low and very high income households were affected, with KZN and the Northern Cape fingered as the most…

  • Call on government to act on fuel increases

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    Fuel hike worries IFP

  • Neglect of young men blamed for abuse

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    This sentiment was shared by ANC Provincial Women's League Chairperson Nonhlanhla Khoza, when addressing members who converged at the Empangeni…

  • Fill a shoebox and support seafarers

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    The Port of Richards Bay Mission to Seafarers is appealing to the public for the donations, which will be handed…

  • Businesses boost disability drive

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    The car fanatics created their non profit company, Mighty Disabled Awareness (MDA) in 2017 to aid the disabled in the…

  • eShowe sugar cane farmer is tops in KZN

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    D'Aubrey, the third generation of his family to farm on Arcadia Estate in Entumeni outside eShowe, joined the family farming…

  • Thousands apply for NSFAS funding

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    On average, NSFAS has been receiving more than 4 000 applications a day, with the number going as high as…

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