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67 ways to help this Mandela Day: Using dogs to turn children into responsible adults: Every week more than 110 children, with their dogs, go through training and obedience techniques at Funda Nenja ‘s premises in Hilton, KwaZulu-Natal. The objective is to develop children into …
Apartheid-era South African spinner Ismail ‘Baboo’ Ebrahim dies at 73: Kwazulu Natal Cricket Union Baboo Ebrahim played first-class cricket from 1971-72 to 1984-85 © Kwazulu Natal Cricket Union Ismail ‘Baboo’ Ebrahim, one of the most iconic South African spinners of the …
Butterflies take flight behind the mask of VDJ 2020: Vodacom will also provide a major platform for some of KwaZulu-Natal’s emerging designers and will select four local, female-led small design businesses who have been identified by Durban Fashion Fair …
South African Freediver Captures Some Really Cool Sardine Run Footage: Neale achieved the feat off the coast of KwaZulu Natal, where she resides. To take the stunning images and footage, Neale used a series of cameras, including an Insta 360-degree camera as well as a …
South Africa Data May Underreport Virus Deaths, Experts Say: “I’m sure there is some underreporting of the deaths,” said Richard Lessells, an infectious disease specialist at the Kwazulu-Natal Research Innovation and Sequencing Platform, a Durban-based research …
Ntshangase: Ex-SuperSport United midfielder close to completing permanent Maritzburg United move: The defensive midfielder struggled with injuries in the first round of the current season after joining the KwaZulu-Natal side. Article continues below However, once he regained his fitness, …
South Africa: SA’s COVID-19 Cases Rise By 13 172: South Africa has recorded 13 172 new COVID-19 cases bringing a cumulative total to 324 221 on Thursday, Health Minister, Dr Zweli Mkhize, said.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban has the largest Indian population outside of India. Indentured labourers were once brought to Durban by the British to work in the sugarcane fields. They are now a part of Durban’s culture, adding a twist to everything from local fashion to food flavours.
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