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COVID-19 | 339 new cases recorded in SA: JOHANNESBURG – More than 330 new COVID-19 cases have been identified in South Africa. A further 44 COVID-19 related deaths have been reported.
Covid-19: SA records 339 new cases, 44 deaths in 24 hours: SA recorded 339 new Covid-19 cases and 44 deaths in the past 24 hours, the National Institute for Communicable Diseases said on Friday.
SA records 339 new COVID-19 cases: South Africa recorded 339 new COVID-19 cases, which brings the total number of laboratory-confirmed infections to 2 923 393. This increase represents a 1.1% positivity rate.
The ANC’s Control of South African Politics Is Over: South Africa’s municipal elections this week were nothing short of disastrous. South Africans are desperate for a political alternative to the African National Congress; if the Left doesn’t provide it …
Fate of eThekwini lies hung in the balance: Natal’s only metropolitan area, eThekwini, hangs in the balance after the IEC in the province dropped its preliminary results for the local government elections this week, which revealed that 18 …
Ex-Bucs Keeper Makes A Royal AM U-Turn?: High-flying Royal AM have received a huge boost in their camp after veteran goalkeeper Jackson Mabokgwane was spotted back in training.
Coalition talks under way in KwaZulu-Natal: Coalition talks among political parties in KwaZulu-Natal are well under way with special attention focused on the province’s 21 hung municipalities. It has the most hung municipalities in the country.
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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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