Durban in the News: Transnet reports recovery in some units, but still expects big Covid-19 revenue hit: State-owned freight logistics group Transnet reports that there has been a recovery in some of its operations since the easing of lockdown restrictions and is increasing tending towards an “optimistic … Opposition to mining may have led to ANC councillor’s murder: Natal … [Read more...] about Transnet reports recovery in some units, but still expects big Covid-19 revenue hit
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23,615 confirmed coronavirus cases in South Africa as deaths rise to 481
Durban in the News: 23,615 confirmed coronavirus cases in South Africa as deaths rise to 481: “Besides, we don’t know how long Covid-19 will be with us,” Lesufi said. In KwaZulu-Natal, the Provincial Education Department has temporarily postponed the return of School Management Teams and … Here’s how many cases South Africa’s top coronavirus hotspots have: “The other areas that … [Read more...] about 23,615 confirmed coronavirus cases in South Africa as deaths rise to 481
Fun Fact: South African Police Mercedes Benz Vito CDI
A “Durban Rugby” image from Flickr – click on the name of the photographer below to see more Durban goodness and to thank the photographer. South African Police Mercedes Benz Vito CDIPhoto by Asylumkid Part of the escort for the Springbok World cup champion rugby team procession through Durban. Click here to submit your News – free. Have you tried: Reach Trust for Solar and … [Read more...] about Fun Fact: South African Police Mercedes Benz Vito CDI
Richards Bay titanium dioxide plant construction awaits Level 1 to restart
Durban in the News: Richards Bay titanium dioxide plant construction awaits Level 1 to restart: Natal Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs MEC Nomusa Dube-Ncube has confirmed that the Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone will forge ahead with construction of a titanium … S. Africa registers record-high daily toll from COVID-19: The country also reported … [Read more...] about Richards Bay titanium dioxide plant construction awaits Level 1 to restart
Fun Fact: 1986 MAY_The Emerald Pool in heavy runoff spring_0035
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. 1986 MAY_The Emerald Pool in heavy runoff spring_0035Photo by niiicedave The Emerald pool is a giant pool of water in the Merced River in the short stretch of glacial valley between Nevada fall and Vernal Fall in Yosemite. Heavy … [Read more...] about Fun Fact: 1986 MAY_The Emerald Pool in heavy runoff spring_0035
