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Public Eye (South Africa), 28 agosto 2026

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Public Eye (South Africa), pubblicato in lingua Inglese, è un giornale di Sudafrica. Accedi a Public Eye (South Africa) online su PressReader o scarica i numeri per leggerli più tardi. Sfoglia i numeri precedenti di Public Eye (South Africa) nell’archivio.

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ArticleBest of PMB & Mid­lands vot­ing off to a fly­ing start

Vot­ing in the 2026 Best of PMB & Mid­lands Read­ers’ Choice Awards is off to a fly­ing start, with more than 33 000 votes cast in the first week alone. With vot­ing remain­ing open until Septem­ber 30, there is still plenty of time for res­id­ents to...

Best of PMB & Mid­lands vot­ing off to a fly­ing start

ArticleCharred remains found in burnt-out car of miss­ing man

The fam­ily of a miss­ing Pietermar­itzburg man is wait­ing for answers after charred remains were found inside his burnt-out vehicle a day after he dis­ap­peared. Anesen Pil­lay (48) had left his Khan Road home at about noon on Sat­urday to attend...

Charred remains found in burnt-out car of miss­ing man

ArticleSunny Nai­doo dis­misses fake IFP defec­tion poster as ‘dirty tricks’

fake poster claim­ing foramer Msun­duzi coun­cil­lor and ANC mem­ber Sunny Nai­doo has defec­ted to the Inkatha Free­dom Party (IFP) is cir­cu­lat­ing on social media, prompt­ing Nai­doo to dis­miss it as “des­per­ate dirty tricks”. Nai­doo said he...

Sunny Nai­doo dis­misses fake IFP defec­tion poster as ‘dirty tricks’

ArticleWater util­ity moves to end Dar­vill stench after res­id­ent com­plaints

umn­geni-uthukela Water is tak­ing action to resolve a strong and per­sist­ent unpleas­ant odour eman­at­ing from the vicin­ity of the Dar­vill Wastewa­ter Treat­ment Works (WWTW) in Pietermar­itzburg. Sobantu res­id­ents have been bat­tling with the...

Water util­ity moves to end Dar­vill stench after res­id­ent com­plaints