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Zumarites claim victory ahead of the crucial ANC KwaZulu-Natal provincial conference
Uthingo Network in Pietermaritzburg reflect on struggles as they mark Pride Month
Concern over increase in rape cases during winter
Sabotage claim as uThukela residents in KZN go without water
DA wants KZN government to intervene after attempt on councillor’s life
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WATCH | Durban UKZN students protest over ‘filthy and unhygienic’ conditions at their residence
WATCH | SANParks condemns reckless driving of employee at the Kruger National Park
WATCH | Auction for goods looted during July unrest in KZN
WATCH | MaMkhize throws lavish welcome home party for baby Miaandy
WATCH: Dramatic rope rescue after car goes down the bridge in KZN
WATCH | Man in a trolley hitches a ride on fuel tanker
WATCH | Chaotic scenes at eThekwini portfolio committee elections
WATCH | Black mamba rescued after battling it out with feisty mongoose
WATCH | Prayer to mark one year since the death of Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu gets underway
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Uthingo Network in Pietermaritzburg reflect on struggles as they mark Pride Month
Pride Month, June, is a month of celebration for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex + (LGBTQI+) community during which they also protest against...
Zumarites claim victory ahead of the crucial ANC KwaZulu-Natal provincial conference
Concern over increase in rape cases during winter
Pietermaritzburg suburb’s water crisis ‘may be sabotage’
Slow moving traffic on N3 near Peter Brown intersection, Pietermaritzburg
Sport
Serena to face unseeded Tan in Wimbledon opener
Serena Williams (pictured) has been drawn to face French debutant Harmony Tan in the first round of Wimbledon as the American star returns to singles action after a...
Horse racing | June 25, 2022
SA swimmers ready for Commonwealth Games
Top runners head to Durban races
Brad Binder aims for another MotoGP points jump
Parents are calling for the indefinite closure of all schools in Phoenix after it was revealed that schools in the area were the “epicentre” for Covid-19 infections.
