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BILLY CONNOLLY: There was a warmth about the tenements, because of the people who lived in them. Sure, they were considered slums. People say: Oh, the deprivation! But I say: Nonsense!

Ground water is at the top of Rous County Council's priority list - and it's looking to recycle in its plans for the future. Chair Keith Williams wants to move past the continuing Dunoon Dam debate, and focus on securing the region's water supply. by Georgia Schefe | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather

The average cost of household food baskets across South Africa has increased by R384.78, or 10 percent, to R4 241.11 over the past 12 months, according to the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group (PMBEJD).

Stormwater management issues have to be sorted out before houses can be built for Dunoon residents - a matter that the Good Party said they warned the City and province over before they bought the wetland.

HOW did a gardener’s son from Kelso become one of the most successful blockade runners of the US Civil War – and who was he anyway?

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The hard-hit construction sector is seeking legal counsel after the City and the province cancelled tenders worth billions of rand which would have created thousands of jobs and provided a much-needed boost to the Covid-devastated economy.

Scots have been warned about the dangers of blue-green algae, with blooms of the toxic bacteria being found in parts of Tayside and Fife

A MAN grabbed a female "acquaintance" by the throat and pushed her into some bushes during a dispute over a pair of trainers.

Residents say electrocuted man helped them fight for the land they are living on