Durban in the News:
New COVID Variant Found In South Africa: Scientists have identified a new COVID variant in South Africa. There are fears that it may be more transmissible and vaccine-resistant than the Delta variant. Britain and Israel have now blocked …
No intelligence: KZN premier tells SAHRC government received no warnings from SAPS and security clusters of impending violence: Giving testimony, Sihle Zikalala said the state relied on social media and mainstream media reports in order to comprehend the scale of looting and unrest in the province. He also pointed to the …
Places up for grabs in musical chairs among DStv Premiership top eight: There is little to separate the teams hunting down Mamelodi Sundowns in the DStv Premiership. If other results play out in their favour this weekend, the team in sixth spot can jump as high as second …
UIF Urged To Speed Up July Unrest Payments: The UIF reported that 500 employers applied for relief. So far, the UIF disbursed R6.4 million to just over 1 400 workers that were affected by the July 2021 unrest in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal. At …
‘We relied on social media posts’ – Makhura on July unrest: The South African Human Rights Commission is holding a national investigative hearing into the July unrest which occurred in parts of Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal.
South African scientists fear new Covid variant could be more infectious: The World Health Organisation will hold a special meeting today to discuss a new Covid -19 variant identified in South Africa, where scientists are concerned the new strain could be more infectious …
New Covid variant: South Africa brands UK’s decision to ban flights from country ‘rushed’: South Africa said the UK’s decision to put the country on its red list amid concerns over the spread of a Covid ‘super-variant’ was ‘rushed’ …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Northern Natal – This is a huge area, but with the exception of a few major towns, like Ladysmith, Colenso, Dundee, Glencoe, Newcastle and Vryheid, this region contributes little to the industrial and commercial wealth of KwaZulu-Natal. It does, however house several major game-parks and tourist attractions. Steeped in history and the scene of some of the worst battles in South African history, between the Boers and the British and also the Zulus, this area has many museums and sites to visit.
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