Durban in the News:
Billions of insurance claims in South Africa: Claims for damage and theft from businesses affected by civil unrest in South Africa are likely to be between R7 billion and R10 billion, the head of the only insurer covering political violence in …
Sugarcane industry reeling after massive losses due to KZN violence: The South African Canegrowers Association said KwaZulu-Natal was not only ground zero for the violent riots, but also the heart of South Africa’s sugar industry.
Looting and unrest continue ahead of Zuma’s case: Violent protests continued in South Africa overnight and on Monday morning over the jailing of former president Jacob Zuma. A mall …
South Africa Zuma riots: Fact-checking claims about the protests: One widely-shared video falsely claims that those involved in the protests pulled down fencing at the Hluhluwe Game Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal province, letting out lions and other animals. The Twitter …
Archbishop of Cape Town calls for calm after violence in KwaZulu-Natal: The Archbishop of Cape Town, Dr Thabo Makgoba, has called for calm. “I wish to call further for calm as our democracy is tested. It is the most trying Madiba Day since democracy,” the Archbishop said …
‘Like a zombie movie’ – Durban cleans up after week of looting as giant queues form for food and medicine: The South African city of Durban is counting the cost of a week of looting and violence that is now causing a knock-on shortage of food, fuel and medicine.
SA LOOTING : 117 PEOPLE DEAD: At least 117 people have died in riots and looting in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, acting minister in the presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: We like to laugh – Comedy shows have always done well on our Durban shores and no one laughs harder at our curious habits and strange accents than ourselves. However, be warned: while we like laughing at ourselves we don’t take kindly to people who pick on our cultures, customs or accents. It might sound odd, but we like adding an occasional “but” to the end of a sentence. To you it might sound incorrect, to us it sounds right, but.
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