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Massive meter fraud charge laid by City of uMhlathuze
The business has unlawfully used electricity to the value of R836 183.62
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Task teams to tackle infrastructure-related crimes
This task team will focus on combatting crimes of non ferrous thefts, extortion at construction or economic site, illegal minin…
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Thousands of illegal firearms destroyed
Half the firearms were handed in during the 2019/2020 and the 2020/2021 firearm amnesty periods
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Restore power to eSikhaleni, city mayor pleads with Eskom
City Mayor Mduduzi Mhlongo has pleaded with Eskom to restore power to eSikhaleni with immediate effect and deal with illegal…
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Poachers plunder Richards Bay fish stocks again
The scourge of illegal gill net poaching in the harbour area continues unabated
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Anti-poaching unit intercepts fish poachers in Richards Bay
The North Coast Anti-poaching group intercepted fish poaching operations in the Richards Bay harbour area on Monday evening
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UKZN distances itself from matric upgrade centres
UKZN warned that it is no way affiliated to these centres, and urged students to be cautious
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Empangeni’s Biyela Street – a Covid-19 breeding ground
Illegal stalls operating on the sidewalk of Biyela Street are fast becoming a breeding ground for Covid-19
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Carcass dumping poses a health hazard in Empangeni
Pedestrians using Empangeni's Biyela Street walkway had to contend with the overwhelming stench of death in the air
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Cigarette smuggler sniffed out
Eighteen boxes of cigarettes with a street value of R220 000 were found and the driver was immediately arrested and…
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Illegal cigarettes found in a Zululand game reserve
The cigarettes are thought to have been hidden by suspects already in custody, before their detention
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Army spoils party for Manguzi booze smugglers
When the two drivers realised the army was approaching, they jumped out of their vehicles and fled, leaving their bakkies…
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