Durban in the News:
Daily Covid-19 update: Deaths breach 13,000 mark: The department confirmed a further 72 more Covid-19 related deaths: 11 from Eastern Cape, 41 from Gauteng, 12 from KwaZulu-Natal, and 8 from Western Cape.
‘Excellent demand’ for well-priced smaller properties in upmarket suburbs right now: Busy young executives and professionals are deliberately looking for smaller homes in upmarket suburbs so that they can enjoy the advantages without the maintenance burden.
ANC investigates itself for corruption: report: The most recent example of this is how former eThekwini mayor, Zandile Gumede, was promoted the KwaZulu-Natal legislature – despite being arrested for and facing charges of fraud and corruption …
Newly appointed Eden Park Primary principal empowers learners on e-Learning: Oliphant was appointed as principal at Eden Park Primary School, working alongside Millicent Phillips as his deputy.
The balls of the century, No. 16: Sreesanth to Jacques Kallis: It was Sreesanth who made the breach, first hitting Graeme Smith on the fingers and engaging in a verbal altercation that led Smith to gesticulate at him with the bat, and then get out to a miscued …
Unhappy MKMVA members vow to stage hunger strike in bid for Ramaphosa’s attention: Unhappy members of MKMVA have threatened to march to Union Buildings to stage a hunger strike until they get the attention of President Cyril Ramaphosa.
KZN’s ‘sinking conservation ship’ hits another storm (Part 1): Natal Wildlife has been suspended, bringing into sharp focus the deep management problems within the entity that is responsible for 80 game reserves.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban’s not known as Surf City for nothing – it’s one of the county’s top surfing spots, so if you’re keen to catch some waves, head on over to Dairy Beach, North Pier, and the Bay of Plenty. Unlike surf hotspots down the Cape coast where full-body wetsuits are required, the warm ocean temperature means surf shorts are in fashion all year round. Durban is also where surf legend – and one of the 10 greatest surfers of all time – Shaun Thomson, was born and bred.
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