Durban in the News:
South Africa joins the world in observing the International Day for Biological Diversity: The United Nations in 2000 adopted a proposal to proclaim Monday (May 22) the International Day for Biological Diversity (IDB) to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues.
Hidden cameras catch top Durban hotel cleaners stealing: Approximately five cleaning staff have been fired after they were caught on hidden cameras eating guests’ leftovers while cleaning the rooms.
Durban man dies saving eight fellow French Legion soldiers: Lorenzo Rodrigues managed to save eight of his crew member’s lives but drowned while going back for a ninth member
Berea bomb victims still in ICU: It is believed the bomb was carefully concealed in a flower package that arrived with a card that read, “Get well soon mom”.
200 patients evacuated as fire rips through Port Shepstone Hospital: The Health Department spokesperson said the fire was contained and the patients were evacuated and stabilised as a result of the fire and smoke
WATCH: Angry residents protest against alleged criminal: Residents of a Durban informal settlement stoned vehicles during a protest against a man who was allegedly involved in the shooting of a local couple.
Close shave as crooks target embassy official: A high-ranking official from the Lesotho embassy in Durban has become the latest victim of criminals who target people leaving banks after large withdrawals.
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