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UPDATE: New Covid-19 cases increase by 134 in two days in Ugu District: Friday, July 3, KwaZulu-Natal has 11 548 confirmed Covid-19 cases, according to the Department of Health. Of these, 7 189 are active with 1 037 new cases confirmed today. Some 162 people have died …
South African banks need to do more to ensure financial inclusion: Financial inclusion is broadly defined as the ability of people to access a range of affordable financial services.
FW De Klerk has a case to answer: There can be no doubt that former president FW De Klerk is singularly unfit to speak at a conference about “Lessons Learnt, Courage and Conscience, Social Change and Racism”.
Limpopo Education Dept delays return of Grade Rs: Earlier this week, the Basic Education Department revised its decision allow almost six million pupils back to class from Monday, saying only some grades will be permitted on school grounds.
Keep Grade R pupils at home for now, says KZN Education Department: The province has taken a decision to only accept Grade 6 and Grade 11 pupils on 6 July 1 day ago THE Department of Education in KwaZulu-Natal has asked parents to keep Grade R pupils at home until …
U-turn: Why the ANC reinstated 2 officials linked to VBS: The reinstatement of two officials has raised concern among some party members, who say it contradicts the ANC’s own constitution in terms of disciplinary procedures.
South Africa reports more than 9,000 new COVID-19 cases: South Africa reported its biggest increase in coronavirus infections Friday, with 9,063 confirmed new cases to bring the total to 117,124. “Regrettably, we report a further 108 COVID-19 related deaths …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban is one of the most significant repositories for Art-Deco architecture in the world. Art-Deco is an architecture and design style which has its origins in Paris in the first decades of the 20th century. Art-Deco follows an ornamental and lavish style, and is characterised by stepped forms, curves, geometric designs, and motifs. Durban – a developing and emerging city at that time – embraced this radical new design. Art-Deco buildings can be seen all around the city, most notably on the Victoria Embankment, in the City Centre, and on the Berea Ridge.
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