Durban in the News:
ANC members lodged ‘boast posts’ on WhatsApp groups after looting and truck hijackings: As KwaZulu-Natal declares a State of Disaster due to the magnitude of destruction caused by the recent rioting and destruction, ANC whistle-blowers want the party to act against implicated members.
Interest rates staying lower for longer: What is of significance is that it also signalled that interest rates are likely to stay lower for longer than anticipated only a few months ago. Subscribe for full access to all our share and unit …
Responses to Ramaphosa’s hard line against violence and threats: The construction industry believes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s hard line against violence and threats will assist the industry in dealing with the disruption of construction sites by business forums.
Bell Equipment – Original equipment manufacturing, distribution, support and export: Bell Equipment’s roots date back to 1954 when Irvine Bell established a small engineering and agricultural equipment repair service in Empangeni, northern KwaZulu-Natal. A fitter and turner by trade, …
Sumitomo Rubber loses 70 000 tyres to looters: Sumitomo Rubber South Africa (SRSA), manufacturer of the Dunlop tyre brand, has warned consumers that goods stolen at its KwaZulu-Natal warehouse are currently being advertised for sale on social …
‘Unrest to affect SA economic recovery’: The recent unrest in South Africa which was triggered earlier this month in the wake of former President Jacob Zuma’s imprisonment, would affect the country’s economic recovery, Finance Minister Tito …
KwaZulu-Natal government wants state of disaster declared in the province: KwaZulu-Natal has asked the national government to declare a state of disaster in the province following the unrest and mass looting which resulted in the loss of life and widespread destruction. The …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban, otherwise known as eThekwini, is recognised as the largest city in KwaZulu-Natal and is famous for being the busiest port in South Africa. Durban is famous for the warm, subtropical weather and vast, amazing beaches, which makes it a tropical paradise for lazy, relaxing days in the sun and exciting nights filled with bright lights, music and busy streets filled with people and an energy that is exciting yet can’t quite be defined.
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