Durban in the News:
Counterfeit cigarettes worth R3m seized in KZN raid: An estimated R3-million worth of counterfeit cigarettes were seized from a warehouse in Phoenix, north of Durban, on Sunday.
Residents evacuated following chemical spillage during N12 crash: Residents of Tasbett Park were evacuated in the early hours of Monday morning after a four-vehicle-collision led to a chemical spillage on the N12.
NGOs keen on helping govt with food parcels distribution: Civil rights group #NotInMyName has called on government to allow them to assist the needy by delivering food parcels, saying NGOs have a better understanding of the needs of various communities.
DA demands detailed Covid-19 statistics: DA shadow minister of health, Siviwe Gwarube, said that of the nine provinces, only Western Cape and Gauteng were releasing statistic which was broken down into regions, fatalities and the number of t …
Sassa glitch leaves thousands of grant beneficiaries stranded, without cash: Durban – Sassa has apologised to grantees after a glitch in the payment system left hundreds unable to collect their monies today. According to Sassa director of communications and marketing, Sandy …
‘Messi’ rates Bucs chances next season: Tebogo Tlolane is ready to grab his opportunity again if he gets a chance to return to Orlando Pirates next season and explains why they call him ‘Messi’.
Zikalala responds to DA allegations of lockdown regulation breach: Calls for people to behave responsibly have been reiterated by KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala who has been accused of breaking lockdown regulations by DA MP Dianne Kohler Barnard who laid a …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban – Being a coastal city, Durban is constantly affected by the warm sea current flowing down its coastline. Durban stretches fromUmhlanga to Prospecton and includes Westville, and Chatsworth. The coast to the north and south of Durban enjoys beautiful beaches and warm water with high humidity. One of the most powerful currents in the world is the Agulhas Current, which travels southward down the Mozambique and KwaZulu-Natal shoreline. Surfing is one of the primary activities on the many beaches, where you will find the Surf Lifesavers with several signs demarcating safe swimming areas. Angling and boating are also very popular activities…
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