KwaZulu-Natal to address foodborne illnesses and draft by-laws in special meeting
KwaZulu-Natal convenes a special meeting to discuss new municipal by-laws aimed at boosting local economies and addressing ...
Briefly on MSN44m
Lamontville Man Busted for Selling Dagga to High School Pupils, 8 of Them Girls
A suspected drug dealer was arrested and charged after police received information about his dealings, mostly to girls, at a ...
Independent Online on MSN4h
KZN Premier Ntuli signs performance agreements with MECs to enhance service delivery
Durban — In a bid to bolster service delivery in KwaZulu-Natal, Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli officially signed a performance ...
ecr.co.za5h
KZN govt to meet municipalities over spaza shop compliance
KwaZulu-Natal’s Executive Council has called an urgent special meeting with municipalities to discuss compliance by spaza ...
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Friday's weather: Warm and sunny conditions expected across provinces
A mix of warm and sunny weather can be expected in various provinces across South Africa. According to the South African ...
Mail & Guardian17h
59 learners in Giyani taken to hospital after eating food at school
This is the latest in a rising number of cases of food-borne illnesses, affecting mainly children, reported in townships in ...
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State lines up 19 witnesses in fraud case against Safa president Danny Jordaan and co-accused
The Safa boss faces widespread allegations of maladministration and abuse of the association’s money for personal gain.
AllAfrica.com23h
South Africa: Kwazulu-Natal Education Department Fails to Pay Crèches
The department confirmed there is a grant backlog but declined to give details Lawyers representing hundreds of early childhood development centres in KwaZulu-Natal say the provincial education ...
The Citizen4h
‘We want spaza shops to be owned by locals, not undocumented foreigners’ – KZN premier
KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Premier Thami Ntuli says the provincial government has called an urgent meeting with municipalities to ...
Colonial powers tried to stifle traditional healing in Zimbabwe. They failed and today it’s a powerful force for treating mental illness
Korekore people in the Rushinga district have not wavered in their beliefs about and ways of healing mental illnesses.
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Big illegal petrol station problem in South Africa
Documents obtained by Daily Maverick reveal that at least 12 Shell filling stations in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) were either ...
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Toyota sends a warning to South Africa
Toyota South Africa’s Vice-President for Corporate Services has delivered a sobering yet urgent message to South Africa.