What’s next for our old friend, the newspaper?: The end has been coming for a long time — newspaper circulations have been dwindling for years but Covid has exacerbated a shocking and sharp decline that not many will recover from, says Marino Sigalas, associate director at The MediaShop. Source: media update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for … [Read more...] about What’s next for our old friend, the newspaper?
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Mungroo looking to kick on – Featured Durban Blog
Mungroo looking to kick on: Durban – With an Mzansi Super League winner’s medal around his neck and confidence to boot, young Hollywoodbets Dolphins seamer Kerwin Mungroo hopes to recreate that form when he turns out for the Durban franchise this coming season. The 25 year old broke his finger in the Dolphins’ Momentum One Day Cup game with the VKB Knights in Bloemfontein … [Read more...] about Mungroo looking to kick on – Featured Durban Blog
Anatomy of a Covid-19 outbreak: how the coronavirus tore through a South African hospital
Durban in the News: Anatomy of a Covid-19 outbreak: how the coronavirus tore through a South African hospital: More than a dozen patients and staff at a small Durban medical centre died within weeks as the coronavirus was transmitted from ward to ward. Where is the deputy president?: David Mabuza is hard at work — it’s just not taking place in the public eye. The rumblings and … [Read more...] about Anatomy of a Covid-19 outbreak: how the coronavirus tore through a South African hospital
Fun Fact: Pool by night
A “Umgeni River Bird Park” image from Flickr – click on the name of the photographer below to see more Durban goodness and to thank the photographer. Pool by nightPhoto by Ballacorkish Hotel fun Click here to submit your News – free. Have you tried: Reach Trust for Solar and Building Management? Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: The Bunny Chow is typically representative of … [Read more...] about Fun Fact: Pool by night
Police seize 104 bags of dagga worth R2 million en route to Western Cape
Durban in the News: Police seize 104 bags of dagga worth R2 million en route to Western Cape: According to a SAPS statement, 104 bags of dagga was intercepted in transit from Bizana in the Eastern Cape to Durban. Police intelligence further established that the dagga was going to be loaded in … Schools are not prepared to open on 1 June – Union: Schools are still waiting for … [Read more...] about Police seize 104 bags of dagga worth R2 million en route to Western Cape