Durban in the News:
The Evidence: Sharing Vaccines – what’s gone wrong?: Claudia’s guests include Dr Richard Lessells, infectious diseases specialist from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa and part of the team that identified the South African variant; Dr …
Westville man stabbed to death by alleged girlfriend after he was caught ’entertaining’ another woman: A number of community members in Kwa Zulu Natal are calling for justice, after a Westville man was stabbed and killed on May 14th.
Limpopo father and son fatally shot in suspected road rage incident: Danie Duvenhage and his father were shot during an alleged altercation with a taxi driver at a filling station along the N1 in Bandelierkop, says the police …
ANC KZN calls for Cogta’s intervention after party councillors were ejected from Nquthu council chambers: The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has called on the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs to intervene after private security personnel entered the Nquthu Municipality’s Council Chambers …
South Africa: Be True to Science and Kind to Patients, Says Healthcare Giant: Be true to science; be kind and gentle to patients. These are the lessons Professor Hoosen “Jerry” Coovadia, once said to be “like a Nelson Mandela for health” and a “giant in medicine”, wishes to …
Semenya fails in latest bid to qualify for Tokyo Olympics: Double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya failed in her latest bid to qualify for this year’s Tokyo Games, finishing well outside the qualifying mark for the 5,000m at the Olympics.
Fully recovered Covid-19 patient discharged after 127 days in Durban hospital: A Durban man who had been battling Covid-19 complications since December has been discharged after a 127-day hospital stay.
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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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