Durban in the News:
Toyota commits R2, 5 billion investment towards hybrid synergy drive vehicle: The MEC for Economic Development Tourism and Environmental Affairs, Nomusa Dube-Ncube, has welcomed an investment of a whopping R2, 5 billion by Toyota South Africa towards the new production line of …
Covid-19 cases at 583 653 as SA moves to level 2 lockdown: South Africa’s confirmed Covid-19 cases now stand at 583 653, of which 105 000 are active cases. A total of 11 660 people have died from the virus since the first cases was recorded on March 5.
Benoni sport star turns 97: Lorna Cochran, Midmar Mile record breaker and former Benoni resident, turned 97 on July 31. Cochran completed the globally renowned open-water swim event at Midmar Dam, in Howick, KwaZulu-Natal, in …
Expected Level 2 presidential address gets mixed reactions: On Saturday, President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to address the nation on whether the country will be moving to Alert Level 2. This comes after the Forum of South African Directors-General (Fosad) …
‘Corona is only here by name’: New virus hotspot KZN warned not to slack: KwaZulu-Natal — which has been highlighted as a new Covid-19 hotspot — has shown a slight downward trend in cases within the last five days, but complacency could bring a second surge of infections.
Organ donation affected by Covid-19 pandemic: There has been a sharp decline in organ donations recently said Mount Edgecombe resident, Sean Samujh who is an organ transplant recipient.
Two in court on Monday for KZN murders: Two men, considered “persons of interest” in the murders of five women in Kwazulu Natal, are due to appear in court on Monday, following the discovery of the bodies on a sugarcane farm on the South …
Click here to submit your News – free.
Have you tried: Visiting Port Elizabeth?
Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: From the beautiful buildings of yesteryear, to Durban’s brand new architectural icon – Moses Mabhdia Stadium. Built for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup, the stadium was designed by German firm, GMP Architekten. Named for the former secretary general of the South African Communist Party, the stadium boasts state-of-the-art technology which maximizes light, protects spectators from wind, and still allows a free view outwards. Situated on a raised platform to enhance its visibility, the stadium can be seen from as far away as Ushaka Marine World. The iconic arch houses a skycar which gives unparalleled views of the city and coastline.
Watch a Video:
