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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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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By: Khethukuthula Xulu
ActionSA is adamant that the city is misleading people and has claimed that Durban beaches are not ready to swim in.
A Pietermaritzburg man wanting to buy a car engine he saw online was kidnapped and robbed by an individual posing as a seller on Facebook.
The KZN Education Department said crime in schools has been escalating and that government needs the community's help to fight the scourge.
The DA has submitted a motion to dissolve the eThekwini council in terms of the Municipal Structures Act.
Councillors have been issued with warnings while others referred to the ethics committee for breaching the councillors' Schedule 7 code of conduct.
Concerns arose when the councillor did not distribute the complete set of 500 vouchers during the festive season.
The six closed beaches are Point, Ushaka, South, North, Battery and Country Club.
The CIIU received allegations that eThekwini Municipality misused the city's taxpayers' funds to pay for the ANCWL's elective conference.
By: Khethukuthula Xulu
The affidavit also revealed that it is suspected that Panday is still running the companies that have been transferred to different owners.
By: Khethukuthula Xulu
Minister in the Presidency responsible for Electricity, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said the manufacturing and the agriculture sectors were most affected by power outages.
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