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Covid-19: We are officially in fourth wave, says Health Minister Joe Phaahla: The health minister said the steep rise in infections has been in line with earlier indications that Omicron would have more severe consequences than the previous three waves.
Children most affected by COVID-19 pandemic, survey finds: NATIONAL NEWS – Children in South Africa were most affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 General Household Survey (GHS) has found. Released by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) on …
NICD Reports 11 535 New COVID-19 Cases In SA: The NICD reports 11,535new COVID-19 cases that have been identified in South Africa, which brings the total number of laboratory-confirmed cases to 2,988,148.
South Africans predicted to spend R252bn this festive season: South Africans are forecasted to each spend an average of R6,326 over and above their usual monthly expenses during the festive season, according to Wonga’s annual Summer Spending …
The top 8 multi-day mountain biking events in South Africa: This technically challenging trail was started in 2003 and traverses seven biomes, from the high mountains of Lesotho to the wide open spaces of the Great Karoo, crossing six mountain ranges, …
KZN police working to clear truck backlog at N3 Van Reenen’s Pass: KwaZulu-Natal police are working to clear an extensive backlog of trucks on the N3 at Van Reenen’s Pass. The truck blockade has also forced the closure of the Tugela Toll Plaza. At this stage, the …
UPL fire left Blackburn community with health issues, SAHRC told: DURBAN – The community of Blackburn Village, in the north of Durban, said the UPL fire which broke out in Cornubia, north of Durban, in July left many with health issues. The chemical factory caught …
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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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