Durban in the News:
Bullying is deeply entrenched in our school culture and social media ‘Likes’ are a key driver: Between April 2019 and March 2020, police recorded nine murders and 19 attempted murders as a result of bullying in schools. In the years before that, the record was similar. Which tells us that not …
DMRE to investigate purported diamond discovery in KwaZulu-Natal: The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) says it is aware of stories in the media, including images and videos that are circulating on social media, about the purported discovery of …
Gang linked to Ndwedwe top cop’s murder killed in shootout with police; SAPS K9 killed: Provincial police spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbele said officers were following up on information about the murder of Ndwedwe acting station commander Lieutenant Colonel Jabulani Ndawonde. An SAPS …
Department to inspect ‘diamond rush’ site in KwaZulu-Natal: The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy DMRE will dispatch a task team to verify reports of a diamond rush in a village in KwaZu …
Trial for Zandile Gumede and others likely to only start in 2022: The trial of Zandile Gumede and others is likely to only commence in 2022 She appeared for the first time in the Durban High Court on Mo …
Gang linked to Ndwedwe top cop’s murder killed in shootout with police: Provincial police spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbele said officers were following up on information about the murder of Ndwedwe acting station commander Lieutenant Colonel Jabulani Ndawonde. An SAPS …
The big three: how Covid-19 is playing out in SA’s main economic hubs: The country’s three most economically active provinces are under the spotlight as a third wave of Covid-19 engulfs the country. So far it appears “the big three” hubs of Gauteng, the Western Cape and …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durbanites are pretty laid-back and we think it’s because we live at a slower pace than bigger cities caught up in concrete jungles and rat races. This means we’re more patient, more involved with our families and have more time to enjoy our city. This combination makes us quite a friendly and helpful bunch.
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