Durban in the News:
Cabinet security cluster Cabinet reshuffle generally seen as positive: Opposition political parties, the defence industry and civic organisations generally responded favourably to the Cabinet reshuffle by President and Commander-in-Chief Cyril Ramaphosa, who shook up the …
Double murder: Quarry Heights killer in court, more arrests ‘imminent’: A man was arrested after two people were shot dead in Quarry Heights, Durban, on Sunday. Gunmen stormed a house and opened fire on occupants.
Preparations under way for healing prayer for Jacob Zuma in Nkandla: A marquee has been erected outside former president Jacob Zuma’s home in KwaNxamalala, Nkandla, ahead of a prayer gathering for his healing.
No answers over Cornubia chemical blaze: DURBAN – RESIDENTS were angry and had more questions than answers when Parliament’s portfolio committee on environment, forestry and fisheries on Wednesday conducted an oversight visit in …
Climate Footprint Project strengthens emissions tracking capabilities in Indian states: Since 2018, the Climate Footprint Project has been supporting state and regional governments to improve their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions tracking and reduction efforts.
Dell blacklists looted computers, investigates vandalism: The technology firm blacklists all of its products stolen during the recent wave of violence and works with authorities to bring the looters to book.
KZN Premier to woo international investors: NATIONAL NEWS – KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala will lead a provincial government engagement with international diplomats and investors in Gauteng to reassure them that the province is ready for …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: The truth is unlike other parts of South Africa, Durban never really experiences winter and it’s often why it’s dubbed “South Africa’s playground”. It’s almost always sunny in Durban and the warm current keeps the land warm so the lowest our temperatures drops to is about approximately 18° Celsius (64° Fahrenheit). Local people, of course, believe even this drop is too much to bear and they stay at home covered in blankets.
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