Durban in the News:
Horses end their lockdown: Racing returns with a 10-race card on the Polytrack at the Durban racecourse and Kannemeyer expects his six runners to be highly competitive.
The Shifting Boundaries of Antisemitism: BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 1,592, June 1, 2020EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: An important tool in understanding the dynamics of antisemitism is the identification of moments when its boundaries shift.
Unions fear schools becoming COVID-19 epicentres due to unpreparedness: Teachers’ unions and school governing bodies want Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga to delay the re-opening of schools by at least a week. They raised their concerns at a virtual meeting with …
PICS : Drama at Bobo’s funeral: POLICE had a hard time controlling mourners at the funeral of Andile “Bobo” Mbuthu. Although there was a guest list to enter the 16-year-old’s funeral service, which was held at his home in Hambanathi …
The South African village struggling to stay safe: The South Africa government is urging people to wash their hands frequently and to practise good personal hygiene to keep Covid-19 at bay, but this is a tall order for thousands of people in rural …
Traditional healers warn WHO: ‘Hands off traditional medicine!’: Traditional healers have bemoaned their exclusion from helping the government deal with the Covid-19 pandemic, saying they have a lot to offer.
Thousands of teachers expected to ask for permission to teach from home: Thousands of teachers suffering from underlying diseases are expected to apply for permission to teach from home.
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