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Tourism sector lost R164bn in spending by visitors in 2020: South Africa’s tourism sector lost an estimated R164 billion in spending by domestic and inbound visitors to the country in 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Bureau for Economic Research (BER …
To be, or not to be, in a coalition, that is the question for many parties: While the major parties reveal their manifestos and claim to be going for victory in councils and metros around South Africa, few are keen to discuss what will happen after the polls.
Meet Refilwe Ledwaba, the first Black female helicopter pilot in South Africa: Rfilwe Ledwaba is a social entrepreneur, fixed-wing and helicopter pilot and a PhD candidate. She is the first Black woman to become a helicopter pilot in South Africa. Ledwaba founded the Girls Fly …
KZN braces for 6 days of solid rain but no snow predicted for the berg: Various meteorological websites, including the SA Weather Service, are predicting isolated showers from Tuesday and thunderstorms later in the week.
‘We have exited the third wave,’ says NICD as Covid-19 numbers fall: The third coronavirus wave is officially over in SA, the National Institute for Communicable Diseases said on Monday.
Second phase of KZN tourism relief fund opens for applications: The second phase of the R20 million Tourism Relief Fund opened for applications from distressed tourism businesses and operators in KwaZulu-Natal today.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban – Being a coastal city, Durban is constantly affected by the warm sea current flowing down its coastline. Durban stretches fromUmhlanga to Prospecton and includes Westville, and Chatsworth. The coast to the north and south of Durban enjoys beautiful beaches and warm water with high humidity. One of the most powerful currents in the world is the Agulhas Current, which travels southward down the Mozambique and KwaZulu-Natal shoreline. Surfing is one of the primary activities on the many beaches, where you will find the Surf Lifesavers with several signs demarcating safe swimming areas. Angling and boating are also very popular activities…
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