Durban in the News:
Riots and looting: Ex-spy boss Thulani Dhlomo gets cold shoulder: Is former spy boss Thulani Dhlomo responsible for the mayhem that left more than 200 people dead and destroyed property and infrastructure worth billions in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng?
SA authorities probe coastal chemical spill in Durban: South African authorities in the port city of Durban said yesterday they were investigating a coastal chemical spill that may have been caused by a warehouse fire during unrest this week.
Ben Ngubane: Captured by state capture: Ben Ngubane was a man of integrity until he became a Gupta dupe and a Zuma lackey and an apologist for Hlaudi Motsoeneng, writes Chris Barron.
Zumagate: When the bull cheers the ticks: When such tension reaches certain levels, there is critical disunity, instability and social, political and economic regression as we have seen in other parts of Africa. But then, defiance would also …
S.Africa shuts beaches, probes sea pollution after riots: South African authorities said Saturday they were investigating possible pollution suspected to be linked to a spill at a chemical plant attacked during last week’s riots after dead fish washed ashore …
Mandela Day: 20 tonnes of food for disaster-stricken people: After a violent uprising against government, agriculturists celebrate Mandela Day by donating fresh produce to needy communities.
Inside S Africa riots beyond the rainbow: Reading through media reports, the word tribe or tribalism is never mentioned in relation to the riots, perhaps a bold attempt to make South Africa look different from the rest of Africa. Maybe I am …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Some of the biggest art events in the country – The Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) hosts some of the biggest national art events in the city like Poetry Africa, Time of the Writer and the Durban Film Festival which many international artists have attended.
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