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SA records 47 COVID-19 related deaths in the past 24-hours: KwaZulu-Natal accounted for 12%; Free State and Northern Cape each accounted for 9% respectively; Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga each accounted for 7% respectively; North West and Limpopo each accounted …
IEC KZN says its all systems go for its four million registered voters in the province: THE Electoral Commission in KwaZulu-Natal says it is all systems go for Monday’s local government elections at its 4940 voting stations across the province. This was revealed on Friday by KZN acting …
South Africa: Decaying Ugu District – Mayor Says Protests Alert Municipalities to Service Delivery Challenges in KZN’s South Coast: Ngcobo made his sans-a-blush comments at an ANC-organised “Hot Seat” forum on Monday where six of KwaZulu-Natal’s mayors were able to “state their case”, as well as field questions from …
Webhelp expands local footprint with Durban BPO centre: Global business process outsourcing (BPO) firm Webhelp officially opened its KwaZulu-Natal-based office this week, marking its fourth South African base. Located in Durban’s uMhlanga Ridgeside office …
Covid-19: 475 new cases, 47 deaths in SA in 24 hours: Of the new cases, more than a third were in Gauteng (35%, or 162 cases). Only two other provinces — the Western Cape (64 cases) and KwaZulu-Natal (59 cases) — recorded more than 50 infections in the …
Another plentiful harvest forecast for South Africa: About 53 percent of the maize produced in the non-commercial sector is planted in the Eastern Cape, followed by KwaZulu-Natal with 23 percent. Intentions of increased hectarage have put paid to fears …
Woman Shows Off Impressive Wheat Farming Skills: “Born to Inspire”: Ngubane has become an internet sensation due to her impressive farming skills. The young woman is from KwaZulu-Natal, and she is inspiring many locals through her ambition. According to a Twitter post …
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