Durban in the News:
S. African police arrest forex dealer for defrauding people: The South African police on Friday said they have arrested 28-year-old Prince Mazibuko multimillionaire and director of Born Rich G …
KZN scientists call for COVID-19 transmission control: South Africa has recorded almost 1.5 million coronavirus cases and more than 46 000 deaths since the pandemic began.
KZN To Gauteng Swap Edges Closer: There’s another potential move from KwaZulu-Natal to Gauteng in the coming days, the Siya crew has been informed.
Harry Potter star to become charity patron: MATTHEW Lewis, who starred as Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter film series is to become the patron of the multi-award winning …
Starting XI: Stellies v Arrows: Stellenbosch will be desperate get back to winning ways when they host Golden Arrows in DStv Premiership action on Friday evening.
Expectations that the return of the school year won’t boost banana sales like before: After months of shut schools, in a number of South African provinces like Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal school are finally re-opening for the new school year coming Monday. Traditionally a …
Nodada: state of our schools beyond shameful!: THE Democratic Alliance shadow minister of Basic Education Baxolile Nodada raised concerns regarding the readiness of the department in reopening schools next week.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Ties with India – Durban has a strong association with India. In fact, it was here that Indian leader Mahatma Ghandi first embarked on his career as a political and social activist. First bought here as indentured labourers in the late 19th century, people of Indian descent now make up 40% of the city’s population. The Indian influence can be seen and felt throughout the city, from some architecture – the many mosques and temples and the Victoria Street Market – to cuisine. The city is famous for Durban Curry and Bunny Chow, a dish which originated in 1940s Durban.
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