Durban in the News:
Zuma releases book to ‘set record straight’: Former president Jacob Zuma, accused of orchestrating the systematic plunder of government coffers during his rule, launched a new book on Sunday in which he intends “to set the record straight”.
Sars’s 2021 scorecard in the fight against crime: Sars’s investigating team cooperated with the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to secure a conviction and sentencing of former Oakbay director DP Naik for cigarette smuggling. The various offences …
Covid-19 update: Omicron spreads faster and weakens jabs- WHO: As per the National Department of Health, a further 21 Covid-19 related deaths have been reported, bringing total fatalities to 90,137 to date, the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD), …
Children killed in fire while playing in parked vehicle: Two children who were playing in this parked vehicle were killed when a fire broke out and the doors could not be opened.
SA’s coronavirus cases soar to 37,875 in 24 hours: South Africa’s daily coronavirus cases soared to a record as a fourth wave of infections fueled by the omicron variant rips through the nation.
Let the showdown begin: Sapiens versus Neanderthals: Neanderthals understand this earth as a great big treasure chest to be plundered, while Sapiens understand it as a living organism that will share its bounty only if it is treated with respect and …
Nandi Madida slapped with a R14-million lawsuit over Lux soap deal: Johannesburg – R&B chanteuse Nandi Madida has been slapped with a R14-million lawsuit by a KwaZulu-Natal company, which is accusing her of cheating it …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: The truth is unlike other parts of South Africa, Durban never really experiences winter and it’s often why it’s dubbed “South Africa’s playground”. It’s almost always sunny in Durban and the warm current keeps the land warm so the lowest our temperatures drops to is about approximately 18° Celsius (64° Fahrenheit). Local people, of course, believe even this drop is too much to bear and they stay at home covered in blankets.
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