Durban in the News:
S.Africa: Outrage over restrictions on call to prayer: Last week court in Durban ruled call to prayer was too loud, but Muslims say church bells, concerts are also ‘loud’ – Anadolu Agency …
40 000 bikers protest against farm murders and rural crime: Nearly 40 000 motorcycle riders converged on the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Saturday, 29 August, to protest against farm attacks and racism in South Africa.
Zakes and Nandi Mngoma change their marriage contract: Award-winning artist Zakes Bantwini and his wife Nandi Mngoma dropped a bombshell when they applied for a court order to remove the songstress from their multimillion-rand joint estate. The showbiz’s …
Cops crash lockdown party: 44 arrested, fined R500 each in KwaZulu-Natal: Forty-four people were arrested and received fines of R500 each. A case for convening a gathering in contravention of the Disaster Management Act was opened against the convenor of the bash, who was …
Transport’s important role as lifeblood of SA heightened by pandemic: Transport is the lifeblood of any country. However, due to a somewhat dysfunctional rail network, South Africans are highly dependent on road transport.
Murder probe confirmed as sixth body found in Mtwalume — community angry with police minister: Natal’s south coast, has again left women in the area feeling unsafe and questioning promises made by the police minister …
KZN welcomes scaly neighbours as pangolins reintroduced to area: The African Pangolin Working Group has seen to the return of poached pangolins to the wild. BizNews talks to Prof Raymond Jansen about the protected species.
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Have you tried: Visiting Port Elizabeth?
Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: From the beautiful buildings of yesteryear, to Durban’s brand new architectural icon – Moses Mabhdia Stadium. Built for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup, the stadium was designed by German firm, GMP Architekten. Named for the former secretary general of the South African Communist Party, the stadium boasts state-of-the-art technology which maximizes light, protects spectators from wind, and still allows a free view outwards. Situated on a raised platform to enhance its visibility, the stadium can be seen from as far away as Ushaka Marine World. The iconic arch houses a skycar which gives unparalleled views of the city and coastline.
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