Durban in the News:
What becomes of the dead?: Cemeteries are nothing to fear, say two University of Adelaide researchers. In fact, they could be far better for our health than we realise.
Environmental activists say ‘no to shell’ seismic surveys: Fishermen and environmental activists protested against Shell’s plans to conduct a seismic survey off the Wild Coast of KwaZulu-Natal.
Protest against Shell oil exploration in pristine coastal area: Environmentalists are urging Shell and other oil companies to stop prospecting for oil, arguing that the world has no chance of reaching net zero carbon by 2050 if existing oil deposits are burnt, let …
Man fatally shot in the head and back in Waterloo KwaZulu-Natal: Paramedics said a man who was fatally shot in the head and back was found in a pool of blood in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Zikalala: Fewer returning for second jab in KZN: The fourth wave has hit KwaZulu-Natal and Premier Sihle Zikalala is worried about the low number of young people vaccinating in the province.
Covid-19 infections up as KwaZulu-Natal is hit by Omicron-driven fourth wave: People are being urged to get vaccinated as the province expects an influx of tourists over the festive season …
Zikalala concerned about rising COVID-19 cases in KwaZulu-Natal: KwaZulu-Natal Premier, Sihle Zikalala has raised concern about the increase in number of people hospitalised due to rising COVID-19 infections.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Some of the biggest art events in the country – The Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) hosts some of the biggest national art events in the city like Poetry Africa, Time of the Writer and the Durban Film Festival which many international artists have attended.
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