Durban in the News:
SA records 9 010 new coronavirus cases, 344 deaths: South Africa has recorded 9 010 new coronavirus cases bringing the total number to 1 346 936. In a statement, the Department of Health also reported a further 344 COVID-19 related deaths.
Major problems expected at South African schools due to Covid-19: Education experts have warned that the Covid-19 pandemic could cause the dropout rate at South Africa’s schools to skyrocket, while many students are unlikely to catch-up on the work they missed due …
9 010 new Covid-19 cases and 344 more deaths as experts say research on new SA variant must be sped up: A panel of scientist have unanimously agreed that research on the impact South African variant of the coronavirus that has killed 37 449 in the country to date needs to be accelerated.
KZN government unveils bold water master plan for province: Natal government has unveiled a bold new water service rehabilitation master plan that focuses on finishing the construction of new dams, maintenance and rehabilitation of ageing infrastructure and …
Mkhize urges COVID-19 patients to seek medical attention immediately: Minister of Health Dr Zweli Mkhize says COVID-19 patients shouldn’t wait until they are seriously ill before seeking medical attention.
Mkhize: Govt to turn COVID-19 awareness towards debunking vaccine myths: Health Minister Zweli Mkhize said the country is also still on course to receive 1.5 million doses of vaccines from the Serum Institute of India this month and the next.
COVID-19: Cases in SA increase by 14 880, deaths rise by 615: There have also been 1 062 690 recoveries thus far, representing a recovery rate of 80.9%. In terms of active cases, KwaZulu-Natal is leading with roughly 69 000. Gauteng follows with 49 000 active …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durbanites have their own lingo – If you hear something like, “Ek se, it’s cold, I’m vaaing posie to catch a dop”, don’t be alarmed. Durban has its own slang that ranges from a mishmash of local expressions to derivatives of Afrikaans and Zulu. In fact we think it’d be pretty “kiff” if you learnt some too.
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