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Covid-19: 809 new cases and 27 new deaths recorded in South Africa: Gauteng recorded 916 848 cumulative confirmed cases as of Sunday, KwaZulu-Natal 512 549 and the Western Cape 510 654. “The majority of new cases today (Sunday) are from KwaZulu-Natal (22%), followed …
Hawks confident of securing prosecutions in Digital Vibes case, July riots: The Hawks said that it was dealing with over 20,000 cases of which corruption cases account for more than 2,500 at this stage.
Africa: South Africa’s Massive ‘Sardine Run’ Leads Fish Into an Ecological Trap: Analysis – One of the world’s most spectacular marine migrations is the KwaZulu-Natal sardine run. The so-called “greatest shoal on Earth” takes place during the southern hemisphere’s winter. It …
Transport Month off to a rocky start as two killed, several more injured in road crashes around Durban: DURBAN – KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala officially kicked off Transport Month in Chesterville on Sunday, however the month is off to a rocky start following several road crashes in and around …
Livestock industry optimistic about appointment of Ministerial Task Team: This is according to Dewald Olivier, Executive Officer of the South African Feedlot Association, who told OFM News’ Elsabé Richard that the appointment of a Ministerial Task Team on Animal …
PSL weekend talking points: Kaizer Chiefs get lucky, Orlando Pirates misfiring, Mamelodi Sundowns soaring: With just six league matches played, Mamelodi Sundowns have already opened a four-point gap at the top of the standings over second-placed SuperSport United.
DFFE refuses to reopen beaches without chemical spill findings peer review: Beaches from the Umgeni River Mouth to Salt Rock remain closed as the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries (DFFE) wait for a peer-reviewed report from the USA. The continued closure was …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Soccer – Premier Soccer League (PSL), currently featuring the following teams from the province: AmaZulu, from Durban, Golden Arrows and Thanda Royal Zulu also from Durban, Maritzburg United, from Pietermaritzburg.
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