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Employment of 4000 healthcare workers set to strengthen KZN’s fight against Covid-19: Natal Department of Health will employ more than 4000 health care and general workers as part of its plans to fight the spread of Covid-19 in the province.
WATCH | Truck torched in KZN as community demands water: Natal torched a truck on Friday morning as their fight for water intensifies. TimesLIVE understands the community began protesting earlier this week due to the non-delivery of water as taps ran dry in …
Can a partner join an existing home loan as an equal shareholder?: A Property24 reader wants to know if the bank needs to redraw the agreed contract in order to add his partner as an equal shareholder, and what are the steps needed?
4 trophy home worth dreaming about: Are you ready to fall in love with extravagant abodes in South African coolest suburbs? Take a peek at these homes in Fresnaye, Pretoria, Ballito and …
South Africa: COVID-19 cases surpass the 40 000 mark, with 848 deaths: The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa has increased by 3 267 to 40 792, while the death toll has jumped to 848. Out of the 56 more COVID-related deaths reported on Thursday, 54 are …
Ramaphosa to assess Western Cape’s response to COVID-19: President Cyril Ramaphosa will visit Cape Town on Friday in an effort to assess the provincial response to the pandemic.
KZN Education Dept insists teaching & learning will resume on Monday: Picture: @DBE_KZN/Twitter. DURBAN – KwaZulu-Natal education officials on Thursday insisted that teaching and learning would resume on Monday because they could not afford to lose the academic year.
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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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