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Lockdown keeps ‘Isis trio’ from court as botanist murder trial adjourned: The matter involving three alleged Isis affiliates accused of the 2018 murder of two elderly botanists was adjourned in the Durban high court on Friday.
Taxis in KZN to defy lockdown regulations: Natal plan to operate at full capacity from Monday and long-distance taxis plan to operate without permits, according to Boy Zondi, the SA Taxi Council (Santaco) provincial chairperson.
Mhlathuze Water urges residents to use water sparingly as dam levels in KZN drop: The Mhlathuze Water board has urged residents to use water sparingly as dam levels in KwaZulu-Natal drop. In a statement on Friday the board, which supplies water to a large region stretching from the …
Man’s body found decomposing at the foot of a cliff: The body of a 40-year-old man was found at the foot of a 20 metre cliff at Nondabula in Ndwedwe, KwaZulu-Natal on Friday.
Meet the Miss South Africa top 15: Gauteng has six semi-finalists (with three from Tshwane and one from Soweto), followed by the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and Western Cape with two each while the Free State, Limpopo and North West …
Deep appreciation for Mondi’s COVID 19 support: Mondi South Africa donated 100 000 medical grade N95 face masks on 15 June 2020 to protect healthcare workers in KwaZulu Natal. These higher grade medical masks, have been donated to The Solidarity …
Tomatoes, bananas worst affected by country-wide cold fronts: Tomato producers have been among those worst affected by a spate of cold fronts during May and June, which had a negative impact on certain fruit and vegetables traded on South Africa’s fresh produce …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Mountain Adventures – KwaZulu-Natal includes two spectacular mountain ranges, the Lebombo and of course, the Drakensberg, the highest range in South Africa. The Drakensberg is a magnificent and singular destination; unimaginable scenic beauty, towering peaks, extraordinary San rock art, rich wildlife, distinctive flora and a feeling of adventure all make for an unforgettable journey. The altitude of the area means that many peaks are covered in snow in winter, and nights can be very chilly.
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