Durban in the News:
Six ways clinics can help turn the tide on TB infection: The tide can be turned on the TB infection rate if clinics follow a checklist of good practice, making them safer for patients and staff. However, most clinics are failing to implement enough of these …
PICS: BABES AND MPINTSHO’S WEDDING!: BABES Wodumo and Mampintsha are finally husband and wife! The controversial qgom stars put Durban to a stand still with their traditional wedding today. The two whose real names are Bongekile Simelane …
The hits keep coming from rampant AmaZulu as they shut down Galaxy: AmaZulu notched their sixth win from seven unbeaten matches keeping themselves in the DStv Premiership title race with a convincing 2-1 win against TS Galaxy at Kings Park in Durban on Saturday.
Visionary plan benefits rural blind: For jobless Phindile Mkhabela of Acornhoek in rural Mpumalanga, losing her sight while six months pregnant last year meant she would never see her newborn infant or her 10-year-ol …
Zikalala warns against COVID-19 ‘complacency’, urges vigilance: KZN Premier Zikalala has slammed complacent behaviour amongst KZN residents who he says aren’t wearing face masks or respecting curfew times.
KZN Premier spells out province’s vaccine roll out plan: KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala is hopeful that they will hit their target of vaccinating at least 2.9 million people by October 2021.
Mother, son killed in Mpumalanga farm attack: Police in Mpumalanga have launched a manhunt for the killers of a 56-year-old woman and her 34-year-old son during a robbery on a farm outside Nelspruit on Saturday …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban – Being a coastal city, Durban is constantly affected by the warm sea current flowing down its coastline. Durban stretches fromUmhlanga to Prospecton and includes Westville, and Chatsworth. The coast to the north and south of Durban enjoys beautiful beaches and warm water with high humidity. One of the most powerful currents in the world is the Agulhas Current, which travels southward down the Mozambique and KwaZulu-Natal shoreline. Surfing is one of the primary activities on the many beaches, where you will find the Surf Lifesavers with several signs demarcating safe swimming areas. Angling and boating are also very popular activities…
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