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Durban’s Warwick Triangle elephant sculptures will be moved to beach promenade after vandalism

21 June 2021 by Alan

Durban in the News:

Durban’s Warwick Triangle elephant sculptures will be moved to beach promenade after vandalism: First published in the Daily Maverick 168 weekly newspaper.  World-renowned South African artist Andries Botha had just gone through a strenuous work period when he was told of the vandalism of Durban …

South Africa ‘diamond rush’ stones turn out to be quartz: Unidentified stones that had lured thousands of fortune seekers to a rural South African village hoping to find diamonds have turned out to be quartz, officials have confirmed. Villagers and visitors …

KZN ‘diamonds’ that sparked digging spree are nothing more than common quartz: A preliminary scientific report has confirmed that stones being excavated by illegal prospectors at a poor, rural area outside the KwaZulu-Natal town of Ladysmith are quartz crystals, and not the life …

Gems found in diamond rush were quartz: The South African government says that stones found in a village last month are not diamonds but quartz.A cattle herder first uncovered the stones in KwaZulu-Natal province. It prompted thousands to …

South Africa gems that sparked rush are quartz not diamonds: The South African government says that stones found in a village last month are not diamonds but quartz. A cattle herder first uncovered the stones in KwaZulu-Natal province. It prompted thousands to …

South Africa announces gems found are not diamonds: The South African government says that stones found in a village last month are not diamonds but quartz. A cattle herder first uncovered the stones in KwaZulu-Natal province. It prompted thousands to …

Sea change: Why the case for shark nets no longer holds water: Non-lethal alternatives are vital to ensuring the protection of endangered shark species and other marine life.


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