Durban in the News:
KZN will have state-owned bank by end of 2017 – MEC: KwaZulu-Natal Economic Development MEC Sihle Zikalala has told Members of the Provincial Legislature that the province will have a state-owned bank soon.
Wolfgang: Africa poses biggest geopolitical risk: Africa – and not Brexit, or a new US presidency under Donald Trump – poses the biggest geopolitical risk, says German Finance Minister Wolfgang.
Fear of jobs bloodbath in SA over automation: South Africa has a responsibility to automate and digitise in a responsible manner and not replace the work that humans can do with that of machines, says Nhlamu Dlomu of KPMG.
British triathlete drowns in Durban: A British triathlete has drowned while swimming at a Durban beach.
Investigation into multi-million ship crash in Durban: Investigations are underway to determine the cause of a ship overshooting its berth, and smashing into and destroying a bulk ship loader near the port’s entrance into the Durban harbour.
Police seize more than R100m worth of drugs at Swazi-SA border: Three suspects are due to appear in the Pongola Magistrate’s Court in KwaZulu-Natal for possession of more than R100m in drugs.
Zuma on walkabout at WEF Africa: President Jacob Zuma was in high spirits on the last day of the World Economic Forum on Africa, as he admired the work of designers from South Africa and the continent.
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