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South African pineapple grower considers Mozambican relocation due to political uncertainty: An extraordinary chapter in South Africa’s pineapple industry has come to an end with the lifting of South Africa’s months-long alcohol ban. Consumer demand for pineapples …
Unizulu condemns misinformation on students’ return: Management discourages all students from acceding to this request,’ the university said in a statement. ‘According to the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health, the King Cetshwayo district is regarded as …
Motsoaledi hand delivers a minor’s amended birth certificate: An eight-year-old from KwaZulu-Natal was reportedly about to lose an R8 million overseas inheritance if the Minister did not take the matter into his own hands. Motsoaledi also met with the mother of …
KZN likely to become new Covid-19 epicentre, says Premier: The premier warned everyone to strictly adhere to the lockdown regulations and limit social interaction, as the province braces itself for the peak of the virus.
Typical late winter weather moves in: Isolated showers or thundershowers are expected to deliver light rainfall to the Free State, KwaZulu-Natal and the southern highveld today. Gauteng, as well as the eastern highveld of Mpumalanga can …
Flu was all but eliminated in South Africa this year. Coronavirus is to thank.: The answer lies in fundamental differences between the two viruses, said Halima Dawood, head of infectious diseases at Greys Hospital, one of the largest health-care facilities in South Africa’s …
South Africa: Struggle Against HIV Is Faltering, Warns New Documentary Series: As the world’s attention is gripped by the Covid-19 pandemic, we are in danger of a resurgence of another virus that activists have spent almost four decades fighting: HIV. UNAIDS and the World …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban, otherwise known as eThekwini, is recognised as the largest city in KwaZulu-Natal and is famous for being the busiest port in South Africa. Durban is famous for the warm, subtropical weather and vast, amazing beaches, which makes it a tropical paradise for lazy, relaxing days in the sun and exciting nights filled with bright lights, music and busy streets filled with people and an energy that is exciting yet can’t quite be defined.
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