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Ads fuel the fire: Exploiting children into decision making — a profitable strategy for the fast-food advertising industry: Experts say big food advertising, targeting children, is a growing concern globally that needs to be addressed immediately as it manipulates children into choosing unhealthy fast food while infringing …
‘Where is my trophy?’ Video of Royal AM’s MaMkhize goes viral [Watch]: GladAfrica Championship side Royal AM’s owner MaMkhize has gone viral after she demanded to be awarded the league title. Watch the video below …
New sugar farming project creates 860 jobs in KwaZulu-Natal: Illovos small Small-Scale Grower Cane Development Project has created more than 860 jobs in KwaZulu-Natal and doubled the sugar pr …
Africa: Global Strategy To End Cryptococcal Meningitis In People Living With HIV: The Streetjournal Magazine is an online investigating media house that specializes on systematic, serious crimes, political corruption or corporate wrongdoing.
In Focus: Global strategy to end cryptococcal meningitis in people living with HIV: Cryptococcal meningitis is the second-biggest killer of people living with HIV after tuberculosis. Now, a global initiative aims to get the gold-standard drug to treat cryptococcal meningitis, …
Kubayi-Ngubane and her deputy are chalk and cheese, medically speaking: While Dr Mathume Joseph ‘Joe’ Phaahla is a seasoned medical doctor, his new acting boss, Kubayi-Ngubane, will need a lot of guidance on matters of health.
Weather Watch: Clear skies headed for Gauteng & KZN on Wednesday: As we move into the mid-week, most parts of KwaZulu-Natal can expect fairly warm and clear skies. KWAZULU-NATAL: Durban can expect temperatures to peak to a warm 25°C while Richard’s Bay and Ulundi …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Ties with India – Durban has a strong association with India. In fact, it was here that Indian leader Mahatma Ghandi first embarked on his career as a political and social activist. First bought here as indentured labourers in the late 19th century, people of Indian descent now make up 40% of the city’s population. The Indian influence can be seen and felt throughout the city, from some architecture – the many mosques and temples and the Victoria Street Market – to cuisine. The city is famous for Durban Curry and Bunny Chow, a dish which originated in 1940s Durban.
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