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Move to resurrect cemetry

14 May 2017 by Alan

Durban in the News:

Move to resurrect cemetry: A community activist wants the old Cato Manor cemetery, which has great historical significance, restored.

Home invaders grab R3m La Lucia home: A Durban businessman is living in fear that home invaders would return for revenge after locking them out of the R3million house he bought last year.

Mom graduates with her children: Chatsworth mother graduate with her PhD in nursing from Durban University of Technology (DUT), along with her son and daughter.

#UKZNMedBust: Create private med schools to reap the benefits: Thousands of families want their children to become health professionals, especially medical doctors, and this opens the door to large-scale graft.

#UKZNMedBust: How the Sunday Tribune broke the illegal sale of study spots at UKZN: Sunday Tribune journalist Nabeelah Shaikh gives insight to how the shocking story about places for sale at the top medical school was exposed.

Special #MothersDay message for Durban moms: Durban’s deputy mayor Fawzia Peer takes time to meet, greet and share some love the City’s mothers.

#UKZNMedBust: Why do parents push kids to become doctors?: Parents don’t want their children to experience the kind of pain they had in their early years and believe medicine is a secure career.

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