Khethukuthula Xulu is a journalist based in Durban, South Africa. He writes for The Citizen News and his work has also appeared in the Mail & Guardian. Khethukuthula focuses on local news, covering a wide range of topics including politics, crime, social issues, and community events in the Durban area.
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Durban, South Africa (Local)
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Khethukuthula Xulu's work predominantly covers local government and politics, as well as crime stories in South Africa, particularly Durban. His articles often feature expert commentary and government announcements.
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South Africans have been warned against aiding illegal foreigners to fraudulently register businesses.
The state-of-the-art taxi rank promises to transform daily commuting and support local economic growth.
South Coast boy, (16), saves three teens from drowning from the Pennington Beach, he tried to locate the fourth teenager but by that stage sight of him had been lost in the outer surf line.
The N3 westbound near Ashburton remains closed, and authorities were still on the scene working to recover the crashed vehicles.
eThekwini said although it had indicated its completion well in advance, this country-wide critical initiative was only finalised on Sunday.
The Amigos case involves fraud and corruption charges related to inflated water purification tenders worth R50,1 million in 2006 between Intaka Holdings and the KZN government.
Charges against Mlungisi Ncalane were withdrawn following the results from two psychiatric evaluation reports that deemed him mentally ill.
This year's winners, hailing from Madagascar, Nigeria, South Africa, and Uganda, were celebrated for their efforts in fighting corruption.
Mlamuli Khoza appeared in the Pietermaritzburg High Court last week where he was sentenced to five life imprisonment sentences Carol Sibiya.
Darren Goddard has been placed on house arrest pending the reconstruction of the missing court records from his trial.
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