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Came out against espns firing of Curt Schilling over a Facebook Post about transgender bathroom laws. Trump himself was asked to that issue on today. He called a push for such laws discriminatory and said he believes the transgender individual should be able to use whichever bathroom they choose. Have been verye few complaints the way it is cap people go, they use the bathroom that they feel is appropriate. There has been so little trouble. And the problem with what happened in North Carolina is...

On a dual opening day, the shop of a building that just went up in Victor will invite the public to check out the two self-established businesses that made their

It was a land claim that could have become a Big Five game reserve in KZN. But greed, incompetence and guns have ensured that the community has ended up with empty hands and a load of grievances. It was a land claim that could have become a Big Five game reserve in KZN. But greed, incompetence...

The elephant bulls commercially trophy hunted in the Balule Nature Reserve are being killed for the benefit of a small number of wealthy white landowners.

Two homebrewers have teamed up to start Victor’s newest purveyor of barley pop, Guidepost Brewing.

An Amanzimtoti pastor blasted after boasting on Facebook that his dogs killed three monkeys for disturbing his peace.

A tiny abandoned baby monkey had a band of rescuers jumping fences and walls in Pietermaritzburg to get him to safety recently.

Monkey rescuer says metro cops stormed into her home and assaulted her By Tanya Waterworth Share Durban - Primate rescue and rehabilitation centres around the world have been on high alert since the emergence of Covid-19 because monkeys could catch the virus and pass it on, which would exacerbate the spread and possible mutations. Co-founder of Monkey Helpline, the well-known monkey sanctuary in Durban, Carol Booth said the behaviour of metro cops who stormed into her home last Saturday without...

Metro cop allegedly assaults Monkey Helpline co-founder in home By Lyse Comins Share DURBAN - A DURBAN animal rights activist is reeling from shock after a metro policeman allegedly walked into her home unannounced and intimidated and assaulted her at the weekend. Co-founder of Monkey Helpline, Carol Booth, said she was preparing to lay criminal charges against the officer, whose name is known to The Mercury. He walked into her Westville home apparently without a search warrant and allegedly in...

Deur Desirée Rorke @Dezzierorke 20 Januarie 2021 06:09 Sid and Peaches, two orphans raised by the organisation. Squirrel mating season has started and already volunteers at the Squirrel Rescue and Rehab Western Cape have their hands full with squirrel babies needing to be rescued, raised and rehabilitated back into their habitat. Squirrel babies, called kits or kittens, come to the group in various ways – from tree fellers to farm workers, sc...