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DA calls on KZN government to ramp up education sector Covid-19 vaccinations as new numbers show a rapid rise in school infections: The Democratic Alliance (DA) in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) has called on the provincial government to urgently ramp up the Covid-19 vaccination roll-out for those within the education sector as new numbers …
Sivutsa Stars begin bid for return to professional football: Free State champions Mangaung United‚ Umvoti FC from KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape’s Glendene United were drawn in Group A. Group C sees Limpopo champions Dolphins FC up against BCM Stars from …
South African’s Message To Nigeria: The reported death in South Africa of 30-year-old Nigerian identified as Stanley Igw a native of Amandugba Village, Isu Local Government Area of Imo Stat …
Third wave: healthcare services are stretched beyond limits and we are tired, say Gauteng doctors: Doctors at Gauteng’s hospitals are opening up about being overwhelmed by the third wave of Covid-19. In a desperate appeal, they are asking the public to realise the seriousness of the third wave in …
KZN govt pleased with teacher vaccine rollout plan, Sadtu not so much: The provincial education department plans to inoculate 127,000 educators and other staff members at 70 vaccination sites across the province starting on Wednesday.
Chippa open up on Royal AM no-show: Chippa United have broken their silence on Royal AM’s no-show for their promotional/relegation play-offs encounter that was scheduled for Tuesday.
Joy, hope and concern as KZN’s teacher vaccination drive kicks off: Primary school principal Nomusa Lushaba, 57, could hardly contain her joy when she became one of the first educators in KwaZulu-Natal to receive her Covid-19 vaccine on Wednesday.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban is one of the most significant repositories for Art-Deco architecture in the world. Art-Deco is an architecture and design style which has its origins in Paris in the first decades of the 20th century. Art-Deco follows an ornamental and lavish style, and is characterised by stepped forms, curves, geometric designs, and motifs. Durban – a developing and emerging city at that time – embraced this radical new design. Art-Deco buildings can be seen all around the city, most notably on the Victoria Embankment, in the City Centre, and on the Berea Ridge.
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