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KZN Economic Development Dept to crackdown on illicit trading by Durban stores<\/a>: The department said on Wednesday that it had shut down over 50 foreign-owned shops for selling expired goods and operating without licenses.<\/p>\n 2020 Comrades Marathon is cancelled, a first in 75 years<\/a>: The long road to reach a decision to cancel the 95th edition of the Comrades Marathon felt like an ultra-marathon in itself. Tensions between race organisers and Athletics South Africa bubbled before \u2026<\/p>\n Comrades cancelled for the first and only time since World War 2<\/a>: Comrades Marathon organisers faced a similar dilemma in deciding whether to stage the 20th Comrades Marathon some eight months into the conflagration of World War II.<\/p>\n South Africa\u2019s Legendary Comrades Marathon 2020 Cancelled. Everything Runners Need to Know.<\/a>: Natal Athletics and Comrades Marathon Association have announced the cancellation of the 2020 Comrades Marathon, after long discussions. Making the announcement, ASA President Aleck Skhosana said: \u2026<\/p>\n South African citrus exporters facing problems as peak season looms<\/a>: As South Africa\u2019s citrus fruit exporters prepare for their peak shipping season and shipping lines rush to reposition empty reefers, the country\u2019s main ports are pushing through programmes \u2026<\/p>\n Introducing Parkflix, a new drive-in theatre concept to launch in KZN<\/a>: The organisers of the Splashy Fen Music Festival, Impi Concept Events, are set to reintroduce the South African public to the classic drive-in theatre. In light of the current Covid-19 global pandemic \u2026<\/p>\n eThekwini looking for new burial land and identifies quarantine sites for possible Covid-19 spike<\/a>: Natal, is looking for new burial land and refurbishing a crematorium in anticipation of Covid-19 peak deaths, mayor Mxolisi Kaunda told parliament on Thursday \u2026<\/p>\n
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