Durban in the News:
Lebombo Border post preparing for influx of travellers: Authorities at the Lebombo Border post between South Africa and Mozambique have advised holidaymakers to properly plan their trips, as they are expecting an influx of people to use this border post …
Minister Lindiwe Sisulu on an investment drive in United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Region: Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu on an investment drive in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Region . Tourism Minister, Lindiwe Sisulu engaged with …
South Africa’s crime rate could scare off potential Gulf investors: Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu assured potential investors that government is dealing with the country’s high crime rate.
Congratulations: Woman, 40, Who Worked as Cleaner Bags Degree from Same Institution: South Africans are showering Sthembile Mgwengwe with blessings after she bagged a degree from the prestigious UKZN, where she worked as a cleaner for 14 years.
Alcohol sector donates R6 million to help cops catch drunk, reckless drivers: The alcohol sector is helping law enforcement beef-up measures to deal with the problem of drinking and driving.
Pfizer’s Covid-19 Pill Drastically Reduces Severe Disease: Pfizer has announced that its new type of antiviral treatment, a Covid-19 pill, has shown to reduce hospitalisations and deaths among people who are at risk by up to 90%. This new treatment is said to …
COVID-19 infections increase in coastal holiday areas of South Africa: COVID-19 infections in South Africa’s coastal provinces have started showing an increase as tens of thousands of people from inner parts of the country swarmed the areas over the weekend for their …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: From the beautiful buildings of yesteryear, to Durban’s brand new architectural icon – Moses Mabhdia Stadium. Built for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup, the stadium was designed by German firm, GMP Architekten. Named for the former secretary general of the South African Communist Party, the stadium boasts state-of-the-art technology which maximizes light, protects spectators from wind, and still allows a free view outwards. Situated on a raised platform to enhance its visibility, the stadium can be seen from as far away as Ushaka Marine World. The iconic arch houses a skycar which gives unparalleled views of the city and coastline.
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