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  • Blue-light tragedy calls for action

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    I REFER to the ZO Opinion piece titled ‘Blue-light tragedy calls for action’ (28 March edition). The article has been…

  • Dogs making neighbours barking mad

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    IN Arboretum’s Apiesdoring Street, neighbours’ dogs have been running around during the night, upsetting all the other dogs in the…

  • All credit to hardworking hospital staff

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    SERVING a population of three million, great thanks is owed to the staff of Ngwelezana Hospital for their incredible work.…

  • Medical investment must be utilzed effectively

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    THE news that our region is being granted R125-million for the improvement of medical service delivery at Ngwelezana and Hlabisa…

  • Potholes repair work of low standard

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    EMPANGENI’S roads are beginning to look like a fantastic patchwork craft project. Every time a new pothole pops up, it…

  • Beach repair welcomed

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    IT has been so rewarding to watch the repair of Alkantstrand taking place over the past several months. Our entire…

  • Voting power the best means of protest

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    IN this beautiful country we read, see and hear too much and too often about protests and demonstrations, often of…

  • Standing ovation for Meerensee CPF and Northern Region Protection Services

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    Law-abiding citizens are sick of drug dealers who ensnare and corrupt the youth and instigate crime on every level.

  • Tardy response to water leaks

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    ON Thursday I woke up to find water streaming across the road from where I live. I contacted the relevant…

  • Public park a danger zone

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    I REFER to the article in the Zululand Observer about Vinyl Entertainment and the fact that bylaws are not enforced…

  • Vandalism at bikers church deplorable

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    Several incidents of vandalism have occurred over the last year at the local biker's church in Richards Bay.

  • Give vendors a break

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    Everyone in town has become familiar with the sight of street vendors on the main roads in Richards Bay.

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