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Motorists support PaperMoney sales

22 June 2017 by Alan

Durban in the News:

Motorists support PaperMoney sales: The initiative turns beggars into vendors

#Sardines: A fisherman’s account: The KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board said a total of 110 crates were netted in one net – each consisting of 32 dozen fish – at Scottburgh

Glebelands report a ‘cut and paste’: “The community was not notified or provided with the report, nor were they consulted or included in the investigation.”

KZN moves to intervene in oncology crisis: The interventions come after a SA Human Rights Commission report found that the rights of cancer patients had been violated.

Durban baby: The kidnapping case continues: The infant at the heart of the case was reported kidnapped by her mother after a “hijacking” in Greyville in early March.

ICYMI: R. Kelly’s #FanFeatureMonday hails from Durban: This week’s #FanFeatureMonday is a video that was taken at a taxi rank, where a young man pretends the rank is his stage and he sings his heart out to the R. Kelly song.

#AGReport reveals extent of eThekwini tender fraud: The eThekwini municipality is named as the worst transgressor for awarding tenders to 377 suppliers with fraudulent declarations.

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