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Schools Prepare to Reopen for Grades 7 and 12<\/a>: Schools across the country are in the process of finalising preparations to receive Grade 7 and 12 learners when schools reopen on 1 June. Some teacher unions, however, have threatened their members \u2026<\/p>\n Two dead in new ANC KwaZulu-Natal killings<\/a>: Two ANC leaders have been gunned down in separate incidents in KwaZulu-Natal since the weekend, sparking fears that the drop in political killings in the province may have been temporary. Police \u2026<\/p>\n Lockdown deters sardine monitoring<\/a>: Tabloid Newspapers is KZN\u2019s largest independently owned community newspaper publisher. With 14 publications, we cover the greater Durban area as well as Northern KZN \u2026<\/p>\n Donors and NGOs unite to create Muslims for Humanity<\/a>: According to Muslims For Humanity interim coordinator and Willowton Group CEO, Mahomed Zubeir Moosa, Muslims For Humanity will not be \u201cjust another\u201d NGO, but rather a donor-led association that will \u2026<\/p>\n Meet new SA band, Cherry Vynil<\/a>: Mojo Market in Sea Point, Jack Black Breweries, Kapstadt Brauhaus, Aces Spades, Jackson Hall at Grand West Casino and Snowflake in Potchefstroom. The band has shared the stage with South Africa\u2019s \u2026<\/p>\n Bloem Celtic in investment discussions<\/a>: Natal businessperson Lebo Mokoena says he is in discussions with Bloemfontein Celtic about seeking investment for the Absa Premiership club.<\/p>\n I-Africa Day igujwe ngamakhonsathi<\/a>: Ebikade ibhekwe ngabomvu ebiyenziwe wuMnyango wamaSiko namaCiko KwaZulu-Natal, i-Africa Day Virtual Concert Session. Enye ebibukwa yi-Africa Day Benefit Concert ebibukhoma i-Afrika yonke kwiMTV Base \u2026<\/p>\n
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