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Boy, 6, drowns at KwaZulu-Natal beach: The National Sea Rescue Institute’s (NSRI) Ballito crew, Netcare 911, eThekwini municipality lifeguards, police, KwaZulu-Natal Emergency Medical Services and a local community emergency response team …
Dr Mdlalose to receive provincial official funeral: This was revealed by Premier Sihle Zikalala when he visited the Mdlalose family in Madadeni, outside Newcastle, in northern KwaZulu-Natal.
EDITORIAL | We all drive Easter road carnage and until we admit it, nothing will change: In KwaZulu-Natal, by 2.30pm on Monday, 47 had died, while 30 had perished in Gauteng. At least seven fatalities had been recorded in the Eastern Cape, while 21 deaths occurred on Western Cape roads …
Mkasi elected president of the KwaZulu-Natal Athletics: KwaZulu-Natal Athletics has finally elected its structure following years of internal conflict that resulted in the dissolution of the board. The association was under administration since 2018 after …
Cut it! KZN butcher hopes to keep doors open as COVID hits him hard: Mthokozisi Madlala said that they started the business in October. It helped that Mthembu knew the butchery business, which he has worked in for more than 15 years.
Watch: Suspects make off with valuables in KZN Cash Crusaders robbery: The South African Police Service (SAPS) in KwaZulu-Natal is set to launch a manhunt for four suspects who robbed a Cash Crusaders store at the Bluff Shopping Centre in Durban on Monday, 05 April 2021.
Suspended KZN regional court president’s 50 charges jump to 112: Suspended KwaZulu-Natal regional court president Eric Nzimande has been sitting at home on full pay for more than two years – and it seems the saga will continue for a long time after he was slapped …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban is one of the most significant repositories for Art-Deco architecture in the world. Art-Deco is an architecture and design style which has its origins in Paris in the first decades of the 20th century. Art-Deco follows an ornamental and lavish style, and is characterised by stepped forms, curves, geometric designs, and motifs. Durban – a developing and emerging city at that time – embraced this radical new design. Art-Deco buildings can be seen all around the city, most notably on the Victoria Embankment, in the City Centre, and on the Berea Ridge.
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