Durban in the News:
SANDF not on standby following Zuma medical parole judgment – Modise: Soldiers were deployed during the unrest in July to monitor the situation at the time after violence broke out in parts of Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal earlier this year when Zuma was sent to prison for …
Justice Minister calls for calm after the High Court in Pretoria ruled that Zuma must go back to jail: Members of the South African Police Service and the South African National Defence Force will be on high alert following the ruling of the High Court in Pretoria that former President Jacob Zuma …
Traffic going into KZN continues to increase: Traffic volumes on the N3 southbound heading towards KwaZulu-Natal has continued to increase as holiday makers make their way to the city of Durban.
Army deployed to monitor SA’s toll roads in wake of violent disruptions: Defence and Military Veterans Minister Thandi Modise said discussions have been ongoing with the minister of police, and the Department of Defence has agreed to take over South Africa’s toll roads and …
‘There are clear signs that something is hugely wrong in KZN’ says ISS senior researcher: There are clear signs that something is hugely wrong in KZN, but we do not have information on what it is. We hope that the SA Human Rights Commission’s report on the July unrest will be able to give …
SA Covid19 cases continue to climb: The Eastern Cape accounted for 8% of the new Coronavirus cases reported by the National Instituted for Communicable Diseases in its latest reporting period.
’Let’s be as calm as possible’: Ronald Lamola warns against attacks on judiciary after Jacob Zuma ruling: Justice Minister Ronald Lamola has called for calm and restraint from all South Africans after the high court judgment which ordered that the outspoken former president returns to jail …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: We like to laugh – Comedy shows have always done well on our Durban shores and no one laughs harder at our curious habits and strange accents than ourselves. However, be warned: while we like laughing at ourselves we don’t take kindly to people who pick on our cultures, customs or accents. It might sound odd, but we like adding an occasional “but” to the end of a sentence. To you it might sound incorrect, to us it sounds right, but.
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