Durban in the News:
MSELEKU’S SON ALREADY A ‘POLYGAMIST’: REALITY TV star Musa Mseleku’s son, Mpumelelo has proven that the apple does not fall far from the tree. In an exclusive interview with Daily Sun, Mpumelelo revealed he wants to have multiple wives.
Police arrest eight suspected business robbers and charge them with unlawful firearm, ammo, stolen property possession and dealing in dagga: Mbele said police received a report of a business robbery taking place at a shop in the Godlwayo area and went there. Police then received information which led them to a homestea …
Maduka Concerned Despite Good Run: However despite being on form, John Maduka has raised his concerned that conceding goals it something that need to stop as he feels it may hurt them in the long run as they’ve become targets to other …
Mgilija Nhleko: WATCH this powerful funeral send-off in uPhongolo: Over 500 mourners were captured on video as AmuZulu’s late regiments leader Mgilija Nhleko was put to his last resting place in uPhongolo.
KZN detectives arrest 238 suspects for gender-based violence-related crimes in just one month: The suspects were arrested for crimes such as statutory rape, kidnapping, abduction, rape, attempted murder, assault with intent to inflict grievous bodily harm, child neglect and indecent exposure.
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Wilbur Smith, bestselling author who reinvented the adventure novel, dies at eighty-eight: Smith’s Courtney series, the longest-running in publishing history, anchored a passion for storytelling that saw him produce more than forty novels and captivate an audience of millions.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Every year Durban finds itself in the middle of one of the greatest animal migrations, the Sardine Run, where billions of sardines travel up the coast line attracting sharks, dolphins, whales, birdlife and of course numerous fisherman
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