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SA hits new Covid-19 infection record with 21,980 new cases in 24 hours: SA recorded its worst day for Covid-19 infections, with 21,980 cases confirmed in the past 24 hours. It was also a grim day in terms of fatalities, with 616 deaths — the second highest to date — …
From quality food to magical safaris — Gregg Wallace reveals all about South Africa TV tour: MASTERCHEF judge and TV presenter Gregg Wallace is delighting TV audiences with his tour of South Africa’s best-loved landscapes and experiences, as well as its glorious food. The new six-part …
Could New COVID Variants Undermine Vaccines? Labs Scramble to Find Out: Researchers race to determine why variants identified in Britain and South Africa spread so quickly and whether they’ll compromise vaccines …
21 980 new COVID-19 cases recorded, 616 deaths in last 24-hour cycle: South Africa has reported another record number of cases in the last 24-hour cycle. 21 980 new coronavirus infections have been recorded, taking the total number to 1 192 570.
Creecy okays drilling off KwaZulu-Natal coast: Despite dozens of appeals, the South African government is determined to give Sasol and its partners the go-ahead. But activists will not stop the fight.
Schools are geared up for 2021: Covid disrupted the 2020 academic year but catchup plans have been hatched in the nine provinces, including extra lessons, earlier class times, and subject-specific boot camps …
South Africa condemns vandals of MTN and Vodacom towers: Telecommunications towers belonging to Vodacom and MTN were burned down by vandals, with the South African government placing the blame on conspiracy theorists who link 5G airwaves to Covid-19 …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: The KwaZulu-Natal Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council buildings, both national monuments, formed a colonial Parliament of two houses: a Council of 11 nominated members and an Assembly of 37 elected members. The Natal Parliament was disbanded in 1910 when the Union of South Africa was formed, and the Assembly became the meeting place of the Natal Provincial Council. The Council was disbanded in 1986.
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