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Investigation into KwaSizabantu mission kicks off with rape and murder allegation: Compelling evidence from a witness blew the lid open on allegations of rape and murder at KwaSizabantu mission in northern KwaZulu-Natal on Monday. The witness alleged that the church not only covered …
Schools soap donation to combat spread of Covid-19: Tabloid Newspapers is KZN’s largest independently owned community newspaper publisher. With 14 publications, we cover the greater Durban area as well as Northern KZN …
Not a bad week in the office for Ramaphosa: They are ANC MP and former minister, bribery-accused Bongani Bongo; Andile Lungisa, who assaulted a fellow Nelson Mandela Bay councillor; corruption-accused former Ethekwini mayor and KwaZulu-Natal …
ANC-20 is a pandemic far worse than COVID-19: The statistics tell us that the COVID-19 pandemic will sicken 9,000 out of every million South Africans. The ANC-20 corruption pandemic is far worse. It will make sick, to our stomachs, every single …
‘Khanyile was a committed person and always conducted himself as a professional’: Former KZN top cop hands herself over to police over World Cup tender corruption Hawks’ Sipho Ngwema and former Hawks KwaZulu-Natal head Johan Booysen reflect on the case and what it means for state …
UKZN to open for all students in level 1: With the recent shift to Covid-19 national lockdown Alert Level 1, the University of KwaZulu-Natal said it will be inviting all of its students to return to campus within the existing Covid-19 …
Ready for ActionSA: John Moodey jumps on Mashaba bandwagon: Former DA Gauteng leader John Moodey has joined Herman Mashaba’s newly-formed political party ActionSA. Mashaba made the announcement on Monday when he presented his party’s interim senate to the …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban has the largest Indian population outside of India. Indentured labourers were once brought to Durban by the British to work in the sugarcane fields. They are now a part of Durban’s culture, adding a twist to everything from local fashion to food flavours.
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