Durban in the News:
13 575 new Covid-19 cases in SA and 149 more deaths: Johannesburg – The third wave of the coronavirus pandemic that South Africa is currently facing continues to take its toll on South Africa. This comes as …
Chippa United make perfect start in bid to remain among DStv Premiership big boys: Chippa United made the best possible start to the promotion-relegation playoffs as they clinched victory over Richards Bay at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.
Cops nabbed for stealing copper cables worth R200K: According to the police, the suspects were caught while the Umkomaas Task Team was tracing suspects in an unrelated incident.
Simakade Zulu: Prince ‘ Simakade Zulu is the firstborn son of the late King Goodwill Zwelithini. He was born of out wedlock and was raised at KwaKhangelamankengane palace in Nongoma, the home of the late Zulu Queen …
ANC condemns sabotage at Transnet: ANC CONDEMNS ACT OF SABOTAGE AT TRANSNET . The African National Congress (ANC) strongly condemns this morning’s (12 May 2010) violent and irresponsible act of sabotage, which led …
Richards Bay surfer collapses and dies at beach after ‘feeling sick’: A Richards Bay surfer collapsed and died on Saturday after allegedly reporting that he was feeling ill. National Sea Rescue Institute spokesperson Craig Lambinon said the 30-year-old man lost …
Suspected armed robber in hospital after shoot-out with cash guards: A cash-in-transit heist suspect is recovering in a KwaZulu-Natal hospital after a shootout with security guards on Friday.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Northern Natal – This is a huge area, but with the exception of a few major towns, like Ladysmith, Colenso, Dundee, Glencoe, Newcastle and Vryheid, this region contributes little to the industrial and commercial wealth of KwaZulu-Natal. It does, however house several major game-parks and tourist attractions. Steeped in history and the scene of some of the worst battles in South African history, between the Boers and the British and also the Zulus, this area has many museums and sites to visit.
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