Durban in the News:
Call for more rural health training for medical students: A leading health figure has called for an increase in rural training for medical students, saying the experience resulted in more doctors choosing to practise in rural areas after their graduation.
Yusuf Cat Stevens: New SA tour dates announced: Organisers have announced new dates for British singer-songwriter Yusuf Cat Stevens – who will tour South Africa for the first time this November.
Sharks stars in Japan for Currie Cup: Loose forward Philip van der Walt and wing Lwazi Mvovo will not be available for the Sharks’ Currie Cup campaign.
KZN boy, 5, becomes Africa’s youngest artificial heart recipient: A five-year-old boy from Newcastle, KwaZulu-Natal, has become the youngest patient in Africa to receive an artificial heart.
Man, 83, shot dead, wife tied up for 15 hours in Ballito farm attack: An elderly resident of Glendale Heights, outside Ballito in KZN, struggled for almost 15 hours to free herself so that she could help her dying husband after being attacked on their farm.
Sharks change 2 for Griquas clash: Sharks coach Robert du Preez has named his team for their Currie Cup clash against Griquas at Kings Park.
Malema’s remarks on Indians ‘has the possibility to incite racial hatred’: The South African Minority Rights Equality Movement has opened a case of hate speech against EFF leader Julius Malema following his statements about Indian people.
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