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KZN cops investigate after nurse found dead in hospital toilet<\/a>: Democratic Nursing Organisation of SA (Denosa) provincial secretary Mandla Shabangu said the union was aware of the death of the 33-year-old.<\/p>\n R307m Economic Transformation of Black Citrus Growers Programme launched<\/a>: Industry body, the Citrus Growers Association (CGA), has issued a call for applications for a R307-million Economic Transformation of Black Citrus Growers Programme that has been launched. The \u2026<\/p>\n KZN Health launches investigation over nurse\u2019s death at Addington Hospital<\/a>: KZN Health and the SAPS are investigating what led to the death of a nurse who tested negative for Covid-19 at the Durban hospital.<\/p>\n Future of Springbok rugby (outside backs)<\/a>: In the first instalment of a new series,\u00a0DYLAN JACK\u00a0looks at players aged 23 and younger with the potential to provide the spine of a future Springbok side.<\/p>\n THREE MEN BUST WITH CIGARETTES WORTH R 800 000<\/a>: As the demand for illegal cigarettes grows during Level 4 lockdown, KwaZulu-Natal police have bust three men with around R800 000 worth of product.<\/p>\n Nando\u2019s opens for deliveries<\/a>: These restaurants will be open from 10:00 to 18:00 for orders, which can be called in, placed online through the Nando\u2019s app, or ordered through Uber Eats and Mr D Food. Deliveries will be packaged \u2026<\/p>\n \u2018We are just trying to survive\u2019 \u2013 Durban grant recipient in long line for vital Sassa pay<\/a>: Long queues from the early hours of the morning have left some Durban social grant recipients frustrated, saying they are afraid of the effects of Covid-19. News24 visited the Post Office on Dr Pixley \u2026<\/p>\n
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