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Ratepayers vs port authority in Richards Bay ‘dust’ war (opens the original)
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Richards Bay ratepayers may be celebrating a recent victory against Transnet National Port Authority (TNPA) over its ban of trucks carrying “dirty cargo” from entering a gate near the suburbs, but they are now gearing up for war. Residents, business and civic organisations say they are sick and tired of breathing in coal dust and sludge which covers their homes, cars and yards, causes respiratory problems, and has ruined roads and highways. They are determined to push port authorities and munici
WATCH | March and March calls for practical solutions, not a four-point plan (opens the original)
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Hundreds of mainly male March and March members raised their spears and shields in the name of gender-based violence (GBV) victims in Durban on Wednesday. The organisation, which for more than a year has been protesting against illegal foreigners in the country, was kicking off its national anti-GBV campaign at Albert Park. Men take to the streets of Durban for a “Day of Action” organised by SA First Forum and March and March, calling for an end to gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF). 📹: @
WATCH | March and March calls for practical solutions, not a four-point plan (opens the original)
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Hundreds of mainly male March and March members raised their spears and shields in the name of gender-based violence (GBV) victims in Durban on Wednesday. The organisation, which for more than a year has been protesting against foreigners in the country, was kicking off its national anti-GBV campaign at Albert Park. Men take to the streets of Durban for a “Day of Action” organised by SA First Forum and March and March, calling for an end to gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF). 📹: @sandysnd
eThekwini serves wipe out to Surf Riders beachfront eatery (opens the original)
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The waves have come crashing down on popular Durban eatery Surf Riders Cafe after eThekwini municipality cancelled its lease. The restaurant run by well-known local chef Samantha Small-Shaw, whose eclectic menu offers a range of meals from pizzas, pastas and burgers to seafood, crab curry and poke bowls, received a notice to vacate from the director of the municipality’s property valuation and management department on September 1. Established in 2012, the lease expired in March 21 2019, and the
UKZN graduates honour family ties and seeds planted by elders (opens the original)
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Some 70 years ago a seed was planted in little Dolly Nonthuzelo Nyasulu as she watched with fascination midwives deliver babies and sat with them as they talked about birthing stories. This week Nyasulu, 82, reaped the fruits when she graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy in Public Health from the University of KwaZulu-Natal looking at a Family-Centred Postnatal Care Approach in rural KwaZulu-Natal. Her thesis explored the potential of involving families more meaningfully in the care of mothers
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