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Who will feed the children?

31 July 2017 by Alan

Durban in the News:

Who will feed the children?: Millions of KwaZulu-Natal children could go hungry.

Inspections focus on cleanliness: A specialised unit of the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs is on a campaign to clean up the acts of businesses operating in KwaZulu-Natal

#UKZNMedBust: Students shut down UKZN’s med school indefinitely: The SRC has shut down the school as the university has failed to release a forensic report.

KZN oncology crisis claims boy’s life: A nine-year-old boy died while waiting for radiotherapy treatment

Not all #MenAreTrash, says Gigaba’s wife: Finance Minister’s wife says boy children have been neglected and need to be helped as she launched are mentorship programme.

Uncertainty over Shongweni landfill site: The public’s complaints and frustrations continue to mount as uncertainty looms over the future of the controversial Shongweni landfill site.

PICS: Mpisanes’ traditional party for glowing fitness bunny, Sbahle: While Mpisane petitioned for a good man, some people among the crowd said it looked like Sbahle, 24, already had a “man” as she looked glowing.

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