Durban in the News:
Barraca Prawns For The Win – Barraca Restaurant: We ate there almost every night during our stay in St Lucia. The 10 Barraca prawns with the wine and garlic sauce was AWESOME. Definitely my favourite. Generous portions. Huge prawns. Great service, …
“A taste of portugal with a touch of italian”: What an amazing experience. We were greeted by the friendliest faces. The staff are so polite and the food was out of this world. Best i have had in a long time. I definitely recomend Barraca to …
Zondo investigators study bank accounts of Zuma’s allies: The net is closing on Jacob Zuma’s current and former allies, and their business associates. The Zondo commission wants to see their bank statements. The Sunday Times understands that the commission …
a4 paper suppliers in johannesburg: Progress Office are suppliers of A4 and A3 Copy Paper in Durban and Johannesburg. 2 Part 280 X 240 NCR Consol. R 260 Copy papers hp,typek and rotatrim. PAPER. We supply high-quality paper products …
Man United earn comfortable win over Newcastle despite early scare: A flurry of goals towards the end of the game earnd Manchester United a comfortable win in their Premier League clash against Newcastle United.
MAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN R1.2M STOLEN COPPER CASE: A MAN who was accused of possession of stolen copper cables has been handed six years’ imprisonment, wholly suspended for a period of five years, provided that he doesn’t commit a similar crime.
Police in Limpopo searching for Groblersdal Colonel’s killers: Police in Limpopo are still searching for the killers of the station commander in Groblersdal,. Seroka was shot and killed in front of his house this morning. The vehicle belonging to the police …
Click here to submit your News – free.
Have you tried: Visiting Port Elizabeth?
Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durbanites have their own lingo – If you hear something like, “Ek se, it’s cold, I’m vaaing posie to catch a dop”, don’t be alarmed. Durban has its own slang that ranges from a mishmash of local expressions to derivatives of Afrikaans and Zulu. In fact we think it’d be pretty “kiff” if you learnt some too.
Watch a Video:
