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Churches put might behind famine relief in Nelson Mandela Bay

12 May 2020 By admin

Churches put might behind famine relief in Nelson Mandela Bay: Food relief is being rolled out to Nelson Mandela Bay residents across nearly 50 of the 60 wards through an initiative of the Church Leaders Network. According to Transformation Christian Network (TCN) founder Trevor Jennings there are already more than 50 anchor churches which in partnership with FoodForward South … [Read more...] about Churches put might behind famine relief in Nelson Mandela Bay

‘It’s as if floodgates have opened’ since level 4 was announced: KZN premier

11 May 2020 By admin

Durban in the News: ‘It’s as if floodgates have opened’ since level 4 was announced: KZN premier: Natal premier Sihle Zikalala has lamented that his province’s people have seemingly not adhered to level 4 lockdown regulations. Cops discover R1.7m in dagga to be taken by truck from KZN to Cape Town: Five people were arrested after they were caught loading 57 bags of dagga into a … [Read more...] about ‘It’s as if floodgates have opened’ since level 4 was announced: KZN premier

Fun Fact: Approaching Upper Lake and the Wicklow Mountains

11 May 2020 By admin

A “Valley of 1,000 Hills” image from Flickr – click on the name of the photographer below to see more Durban goodness and to thank the photographer. Approaching Upper Lake and the Wicklow MountainsPhoto by Can Pac Swire The nothern shore of Upper Lake rises steeply into the Wicklow Mountains. xxx Glendalough (glen = valley in Celtic, lough/ loch = lake, Glendalough = valley of … [Read more...] about Fun Fact: Approaching Upper Lake and the Wicklow Mountains

‘Measures in place to ensure fair food distribution’

11 May 2020 By admin

Durban in the News: ‘Measures in place to ensure fair food distribution’: Ward 32 residents and Dalton Hostel dwellers alleged that they had no knowledge of when and how the parcels would be delivered. They beat me up using a sjambok-like object!: THE scars left on their bodies will be a constant reminder that they were once victims of the alleged attacks by cops and … [Read more...] about ‘Measures in place to ensure fair food distribution’

Bay Harbour Market Has Gone Digital

11 May 2020 By admin

Bay Harbour Market Has Gone Digital: Cape Town, May 2020 – In light of the current Covid-19 restrictions and for the safely of all, Bay Harbour Market in Hout Bay now brings your favourite weekend shopping destination to you via their newly launched online shopping portal, BHM Threads. True to it’s essence and culture, BHM Threads features the local merchandise one has grown … [Read more...] about Bay Harbour Market Has Gone Digital

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