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Minister Motshekga must now show decisive leadership, we need urgent answers: Recent reports indicate that KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo have decided to suspend the return of other grades to schools. It remains to be seen whether more provincial education departments will cave into …
‘KZN is taking over’: Zweli Mkhize on the province becoming SA’s Covid-19 ‘epicentre’: Health minister Zweli Mkhize has warned that KwaZulu-Natal could be the next Covid-19 epicentre as the province’s surge in infections continues. The province, which was the first to report a Covid-19 …
Mooi River farm attack victim discharged from hospital as hunt continues for suspects: A man living on a farm and his wife were physically assaulted by robbers outside of Mooi River on Monday night.
Provincial Education needs an honest, skilled HOD to save failing department: We can also see from the steady improvements made in KwaZulu-Natal, which ranked below us in 2015 and outperformed us in 2019, that there is no strategic vision for long-term improvements in the …
23 KZN Municipalities Say Ingonyama Trust Owes Over R300m In Outstanding Rates: The Ingonyama Trust controls close to three million hectares of land in the province and collects over R100 million annually from those occupying the land. Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini is the sole …
Mkhize: Signs Of COVID-19 Surge In KZN, Eastern Cape: While the site had a capacity of over 1,000 beds, there were concerns around a shortage of oxygen for COVID-19 patients. Gauteng is the province hardest hit by the pandemic with more than 133,000 …
KZN expected to be the next epicentre, Health Minister cautions: Dr Zweli Mkhize said his department is in discussions with the province on how to move ahead, as infections are expected to peak in the next few weeks.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durbanites are pretty laid-back and we think it’s because we live at a slower pace than bigger cities caught up in concrete jungles and rat races. This means we’re more patient, more involved with our families and have more time to enjoy our city. This combination makes us quite a friendly and helpful bunch.
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