Durban in the News:
Pietermaritzburg is a distant memory: Rex Clementine Pietermaritzburg is a lovely city in South Africa, a short drive from Durban. It’s known mostly for one reason. It was here a young Indian lawyer was thrown off a train for travelling …
Part of the ANC is still devoted to Zuma – as events outside the court have shown: The instance when Jacob Zuma, the man who took an oath to defend the constitution, stood up at the Pietermaritzburg high court this week to plead not guilty to charges of corruption, fraud, money …
Durban’s beachfront is the muse for artist Kylie Wentzel’s latest show: It’s a world of its own within the urban cosmos,’ says the young painter of the diverse seaside space she finds so inspiring …
Great (un)expectations: Gigaba’s calculated display of support for Zuma at the Pietermaritzburg High Court: The unexpected appearance was that of former finance minister Malusi Gigaba. But it’s not surprising, given Gigaba’s own dilemmas.
South Africa: Tyres Burn As Road Runs Out for Zuma: Editorial – Jacob Zuma is finally having his day in court. But while there is deep popular opposition to corruption, the criminal justice system requires urgent reform if it is to sustain credibility.
The Evidence: Sharing Vaccines – what’s gone wrong?: Claudia’s guests include Dr Richard Lessells, infectious diseases specialist from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa and part of the team that identified the South African variant; Dr …
Westville man stabbed to death by alleged girlfriend after he was caught ’entertaining’ another woman: A number of community members in Kwa Zulu Natal are calling for justice, after a Westville man was stabbed and killed on May 14th.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: We like to laugh – Comedy shows have always done well on our Durban shores and no one laughs harder at our curious habits and strange accents than ourselves. However, be warned: while we like laughing at ourselves we don’t take kindly to people who pick on our cultures, customs or accents. It might sound odd, but we like adding an occasional “but” to the end of a sentence. To you it might sound incorrect, to us it sounds right, but.
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