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Street dreamers: Rebuilding broken lives in ‘Poison City’: How do the vulnerable survive lockdown? Without television or a radio, isolated from friends and family and with few prospects to look forward to on the other side of the quarantine? There is no …
Peculiar appointments and moves: A new CEO for Irba, additions at Naspers, PSG’s Capitec murmurings, bravo to Bidvest, and other market developments.
Capesize Market: Weakness All Around: The weakness appeared to extend to the North Atlantic too, where the Berge Stanley (2011 180,145dwt) was rumoured to have fixed the timecharter equivalent of approximately $ 14,500 basis delivery …
3 May: South Africa Records 6,783 Confirmed Cases: The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa is now 6 783, with a further eight COVID-19 related deaths. This is an increase of 447 cases from Saturday’s 6 336 COVID-19 cases. The eight …
123 COVID-19 deaths, over 6,000 infections – SA marks new single-day jump record: Three-hundred-and-eighty-five new COVID-19 cases were reported in the past 24 hours, the highest daily surge since the country recorded its first case in early March.
Snaith Racing backs decision over grant exclusion: Snaith Racing, one of SA’s biggest training establishments, has come to the defence of the Racing Association (RA) after its decision to exclude KwaZulu-Natal owners from a grant due to Covid-19. In a …
SA: More than 440 new Covid-19 infections and eight new deaths in one day: Spread This NewsTimesLive The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in South Africa reached 6783 on Sunday and the death toll has risen to 131. This means another eight deaths were confirmed on Sunday – …
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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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