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Wellness Destinations: SA s top health resorts and retreats

Wellness Destinations: SA s top health resorts and retreats
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Young Midlands woman finds business opportunity while helping parents

Young Midlands woman finds business opportunity while helping parents
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DUT graduate walks off with 20 distinctions

Hard work and dedication have paid off for Nontethelelo Mzizi, who obtained 20 distinctions and was awarded the dean’s merit award at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) last week.

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Two KZN post offices robbed hours before social grant payout for elderly

Two post offices in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands were robbed of Sassa cards, laptops and R120,000 on Wednesday night.

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Donkey slaughter a threat to world population as demand for their skins reach record levels

Donkey slaughter a threat to world population as demand for their skins reach record levels By Sameer Naik Share Millions of donkeys continue to be slaughtered for their hides to meet the rising demand for traditional Chinese medicine. Over the last decade, donkey populations have plummeted around the world as demand for their skins reach record levels. World Donkey Day was commemorated last weekend, but there was very little to celebrate. Donkeys continue to be slaughtered around the world at a rapid rate to feed the “cruel demand” for their skins in Asian countries, highly-prized as a medicinal tonic to prevent ageing and boost the immune system.

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