Durban in the News:
Too soon to tell how Covid-19 will affect SA’s demographics: SA confirmed its first case of Covid-19 on March 5. Since then the number of confirmed cases has grown to over 200 000, with a total of 3 602 recorded deaths as of Wednesday. Maluleke explained that …
Covid-19 will have lasting implications for children’s mental and physical wellbeing: Children may not be among those who are flagged as high risk in the Covid-19 pandemic, but they will still bear a considerable burden of trauma and economic fallout during and post Covid-19.
Reparations bill gets new attention amid BLM. Could other nations provide a blueprint?: Reparations for historical crimes and injustices such as slavery and genocide have been made in other countries. Will the USA join the list?
Trains in Durban inspected: MEC Bheki Ntuli inspected PRASA trains ahead of the resumption of commuter operations. KWAZULU-NATAL MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Bheki Ntuli, inspected Passenger Rail Agency of …
UPDATE: 1 new death, 705 confirmed Covid-19 cases in Ugu District: Friday, July 10, KwaZulu-Natal has 19 630 confirmed Covid-19 cases, according to the Department of Health. Of these, 13 417 are active with 1 667 new cases confirmed today. Some 260 people have died …
Kagiso Media Radio and Mediamark join forces with AdsWizz to give advertisers unrivalled access to digital audio audiences: Kagiso Media Radio, together with its media sales house Mediamark, have announced that it has selected AdsWizz for the delivery of its digital audio advertising …
Over 250 000 South Africans have tested positive for Covid-19: National Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize, announced that the cumulative total of confirmed cases in SA now stood at 250 684, an increase of 12 348 in the last 24 hours.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durbanites are pretty laid-back and we think it’s because we live at a slower pace than bigger cities caught up in concrete jungles and rat races. This means we’re more patient, more involved with our families and have more time to enjoy our city. This combination makes us quite a friendly and helpful bunch.
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