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South Africa's Youth Drowing In Sea Of Drugs, Says Police Minister Mthethwa
DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA, June 19 -- South African Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has raised the alarm over the use of drugs among the country's youth, saying that drugs pose a bigger threat to the future of the country than the AIDS pandemic.
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Malusi Ndimande is a musician from Pietermaritzburg, in KwaZulu-Natal, who has done so much in his 34 years.
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SA artist's work charms US collectors
Holly Kavonic, a Durban artist living in the US, with her realistic oil paintings which are being snapped up by international collectors.
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Heavenly line-up for rapper's concert
IN CELEBRATION of his birthday, popular underground artist Celestial Mic will host Born for the Mic, which will showcase some of the best artists in Durban.
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DStv highlights - June 19, 2013
Scott Wilson and Justin Lukach frequently say their travels are as much about the journey as the destination.
Fact: Children have sex - Motsoaledi
Denial should not stand in the way of the provision of sexual health services at schools, says Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi.
Social grants decrease teenage girls' risk of contracting HIV
Child support grants can significantly reduce teenage girls' chances of contracting HIV, according to study results released at the sixth South African HIV conference in Durban this week.
South Africa: Graca Machel Thanks World For Mandela Wishes
As Nelson Mandela's wife, Graca Machel, thanked people from across the country, the continent and the world for their well wishes, South Africa's former president began his 11th day in hospital on Tuesday.
The shooting of a KwaZulu-Natal church leader as he was about to deliver his sermon was condemned on Tuesday.
The defection of IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi's sometime speech writer and two other members to the ANC on Tuesday came as no surprise, the IFP said.
Durban Boardwalk - June 18, 2013
THE BARNYARD THEATRE: Presents Thank You For the Music. Music from Abba, the Bee Gees and Queen.
Ifafa robbers hunted down in cane fields
Four armed men might have thought twice before robbing a defenceless woman in her office at Club Marina in Ifafa, had they known they were unleashing a dragnet by local police and their crime-fighting partners.
A new party for the frustrated
A former Miss India SA, a campaigner for the pardoning of Schabir Shaik and human rights activist, has launched a political party.
'I'll kick a hole in Joburg comedy scene'
FUNNYMAN Dusty Rich is spreading his wings and venturing to Joburg. Having rocked the local comedy circuit for years, the hilarious entertainer will have his hands full over the next few months as he takes on the City of Gold.
Community outs whoonga dealers
Bafikile Buhlalu took part in a campaign against the use of whoonga in Chesterville, near Durban.
In the picture at national festival
Lwazi Xaba captures the arrest of a woman alleged to be using children to beg on the streets for her benefit.
Angie's notoriety ballooning badly
MINISTER of Basic Education Angie Motshekga was all dolled up when she took centre stage at an Equal Education Youth Day march yesterday.
Africa rising - but who benefits?
Against the backdrop of a prolonged slump that has brought financial paralysis to much of the Western world, experts have identified Africa as having many of the world's fastest-growing economies.