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WOMHLANGA PRESERVES ZULU CULTURE AS MAIDENS CELEBRATE HERITAGE
By Motshwari Mofokeng KZN — Maidens from different parts of KwaZulu-Natal have gathered at the Mashobeni Royal Palace for the annual Umkhosi Womhlanga, celebrating Zulu culture, womanhood and the importance of preserving traditional values. The ceremony is currently taking place, with maidens proudly participating in the cultural celebrations while highlighting the significance of maintaining their […]
Imoto entshontshiwe eKing Shaka Airport iholele amaphoyisa ezimotweni ezimbili eWestville
Ngo Motshwari Mofokeng WESTVILLE, KZN — Owesilisa oneminyaka engu-28 ubudala uboshiwe eWestville ngemuva kokuthi amaphoyisa ethole izimoto ezimbili okusolwa ukuthi zebiwe emzini wakhe. Ukuboshwa kwakhe kuqale ngophenyo lokwebiwa kwemoto eKing Shaka International Airport ezinsukwini ezimbalwa ezedlule. Ithimba leBorder Policing Reaction Team, ngokubambisana nabaphenyi baseKing Shaka Airport, lilandele imininingwane elitholile laze lafinyelela ekhelini elithile eWestville. Amaphoyisa […]
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MANDENI BOXING SHOW PROVIDES EXCITING ACTION AS NEW KZN FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION IS CROWNED
By ONN REPORTER Boxing enthusiasts gathered in large numbers at Sibusisiwe Hall in Mandeni on Saturday for a much-anticipated tournament organized by the Dr Nompumelelo Nkosi-Ntombela Foundation. Local favorite Khanyisani Mbokazi won against Tholumuzu Ngema by points in an eight-round junior lightweight match, even while dealing with an injury above his right eye. Mbokazi mentioned […]
Lakeside sports facilities handed over to boost youth development
By ONN Reporter KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture Mntomuhle Khawula says government is using sport as a tool to tackle social ills and keep young people engaged in positive activities. Khawula was speaking in Lakeside, Vryheid, where he handed over a new Combo Court and Outdoor Gym to the community. The facilities are […]
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Nepal is reeling after devastating flash floods swept through parts of the country on August 26, leaving widespread destruction along the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river systems.Communities have been severely affected, with homes and infrastructure damaged or destroyed. Hundreds of people have reportedly gone missing as emergency and rescue teams continue searching for survivors.As Nepal faces this difficult time, prayers have poured in for the victims, their families and everyone affected by the disaster. There are also calls for rescue teams to safely reach those still missing and for the country to receive the support and humanitarian assistance it urgently needs.Christians are also praying for the safety of believers and communities across the affected areas, asking that they remain strong in faith and continue showing love and compassion during the crisis.“May the hearts of the people remain open to the Gospel of the Lord, even in these difficult times,” one prayer message read.