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IEC introduces Disinformation Code ahead of 2026 Local Government Elections
Local elections newsThe code is intended to promote free, fair and orderly local government elections ahead of the 4 November polls
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R34m uMfolozi projects target safety and youth development
Local newsuMfolozi Municipality invests R34m in high mast lights, roads and sport facilities to improve safety and youth development.
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Dr Irene joins impressive Cuppa panel
BusinessDr Coutsoudis runs a successful community-based medical practice in St Lucia.
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AccelerateHER – RBM empowering local women in business
AdvertorialSponsoredRichards Bay Minerals hosted the AccelerateHER Masterclass for 13 female entrepreneurs who are part of the Asakhe Enterprise Development programme.
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Parents murdered in front of their children
Local newsKZN Premier Thami Ntuli issued the clarion call on Tuesday during a visit to the Makhoba family
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Nongoma CIT gang linked to N2 Port Durnford heist
Local newsKZN Hawks spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Simphiwe Mhlongo said this might not have been these suspects' first heist
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Empangeni residents can expect stable water supply within 3 to 5 days
Local newsCity's Water Conservation and Water Demand Management team is on site investigating the root cause of the low pressure
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1 person dies in John Ross accident
Local newsA woman (47) has died in a single-vehicle accident, believed to have taken place overnight
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Missing teenage girl sought by eSikhaleni police
Local newsSiphokazi Noluthando Mpanza (16) was last seen on Saturday, 5 September
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Richards Bay chaplaincy supports 40 vessels amid global shipping challenges
Local newsRichards Bay’s Mission to Seafarers supported 40 vessels in August, offering spiritual care, resources and assistance to crews facing challenges.
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Africa just got ‘bigger’ on the world map
Local newsAfrica is finally taking up its rightful space on the world map after a UN General Assembly ruling voted in…
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Empangeni residents battle unreliable water supply
Local newsEmpangeni residents, businesses face low water pressure and intermittent outages, with City of uMhlathuze unable to confirm the cause.
