Durban in the News:
Nick wades into flooded, cockroach-infested room to rescue mamba: A day after a wild and stormy evening of torrential rainfall, which caused flooding and severe damage to some areas in the Greater Durban area, Nick Evans was called to a container storage yard near …
Daily Maverick Outlines “Five Spots Of COVID-19 Hope”: Sometimes, amidst the daily headlines, it’s tough to find a ray of good news. Here are five spots of hope amongst the rubble.
How to apply for a home loan on a single salary?: Many young South Africans believe it is near impossible to become a home owner on a single income. Here’s what you should know.
Winter wonderland in Lesotho, severe storm and flood warnings for parts of SA: Severe thunderstorms and floods are expected in certain parts of the country, including Gauteng and the Eastern Cape.
KZN Premier slams DA’s rally allegations as fake news: The DA claimed that the Premier hosted a rally at the Clairwood Hospital on Monday and have since laid charges.
Snow falls in Lesotho, Eastern Cape: Snow also fell around the Tiffindell Ski Resort near Rhodes in the Eastern Cape. More snow has been forecast to fall across parts of the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, the Lesotho Drakensberg and the …
South Africa sees continued surge in COVID-19 cases: “We regret to report further three deaths: two from the Western Cape and one from KwaZulu-Natal,” he said, adding that all the three victims had underlying conditions. As massive community testing …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban is one of the most significant repositories for Art-Deco architecture in the world. Art-Deco is an architecture and design style which has its origins in Paris in the first decades of the 20th century. Art-Deco follows an ornamental and lavish style, and is characterised by stepped forms, curves, geometric designs, and motifs. Durban – a developing and emerging city at that time – embraced this radical new design. Art-Deco buildings can be seen all around the city, most notably on the Victoria Embankment, in the City Centre, and on the Berea Ridge.
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