#FiveThingsYouNeedToKnow: Durban North continues to face water challenges
Burna Boy has postponed his concert, world-renowned storyteller and poet Gcina Mhlophe has converted her book to sign language, and much more...
Good morning, KZN.
Here are five things you need to know as you wake up this Wednesday morning...
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While Postbank claimed everyone affected by a glitch had been paid, human rights group Black Sash said they were still trying to assist people to retrieve their money on Tuesday.
Read more: Gungubele- Postbank board resignations due to illegal contract allegations
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Several areas around Durban North need more water due to the low pressure in certain parts of the main northern aqueduct.
Read more: SAHRC gives KZN municipalities a year to improve water services
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A meeting between taxi bosses and the management of Umhlanga's Oceans Mall has agreed that taxi operators can temporarily use, as a rank, a section of the centre's parking that is vacant.
Read more: Temporary space allocated to protesting Umhlanga taxis
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The Nigerian singer Burna Boy has postponed his Johannesburg concert, partly due to low ticket sales.
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World-renowned storyteller and poet Gcina Mhlophe has converted her book, 'Nozincwadi- The Mother of Books', into a video with a sign language interpreter to accommodate deaf people.
Bonus
Players for the Spanish women’s team have reiterated their refusal to play in two upcoming fixtures amid the fallout of ex-boss Luis Rubiales’ unwanted kiss with Jennifer Hermoso.
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