Durban in the News:
KZN Department of Social Development officials face action over R24m worth of PPE contracts: DSD spokesperson Mhlaba Memela said the department had established a new supply chain system that would prevent this from happening again.
KZN government to partner with religious groups, traditional leaders in vaccination drive: KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala says the provincial government will partner with religious groups and traditional leaders to enhance the COVID-19 vaccination roll-out campaign.
Co-creating a new global initiative to end AIDS among children, adolescents and their mothers: A global consultation process to co-create a new initiative to eliminate vertical (mother-to-child) transmission of HIV and end AIDS among children was launched by the UNAIDS Joint Programme and …
Covid live: booster ‘significantly reduces’ risk of Omicron symptoms; Taiwan detects first cases of variant: UK health officials urge those eligible to get third vaccine dose; Taiwan detects variant in quarantined travellers from UK, Eswatini and US …
Six people killed and two critically injured in Limpopo accident: Six people were killed and two critically injured in a head-on collision along the R521 road north of Polokwane on Saturday.
SANParks commends arrests of alleged poachers in Mpumalanga and Limpopo: With 12 arrests of alleged poachers between October and November this year, SANParks has commended those involved in the investigations and subsequent arrests. SANParks released a statement on Friday …
Do South African businesses have to accommodate employees who refuse to get vaccinated?: While employers in South Africa are entitled to implement a mandatory vaccination policy for certain categories of employees, they will need to tread carefully when implementing these rules, say legal …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban has the largest Indian population outside of India. Indentured labourers were once brought to Durban by the British to work in the sugarcane fields. They are now a part of Durban’s culture, adding a twist to everything from local fashion to food flavours.
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