KwaZulu-Natal can become bread basket of South Africa, says Premier Dube-Ncube
South Africa: KwaZulu-Natal Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube encourages communities to plant crops and vegetables to boost food security and the provincial economy battered by COVID-19, floods and the 2021 July unrest.
African ladies gather to discuss impacts of Covid-19, outlines their experiences
South Africa: 2022 Young Women’s Symposium at Sibusisiwe Hall, Mandeni Municipality on Friday 07 October 2022, under the theme: “Understanding the impact of Covid-19 on Young Women in KwaZulu-Natal”.
Uthukela appoints two senior managers
South Africa: The Uthukela District Municipality has appointed two officials to senior management positions. The new managers' appointment will take effect from the 1st of October 2022. Mr MB Mnguni…
Africa: Businesses start to re-launch after unrest due to COVID-19
South Africa: Checkers re-launched their business, and people are back at work. The District Mayor Councillor Mzi Zuma, Msunduzi Mayor, Deputy Mayor, Speaker, Chief Whip, Melanie Veness( CEO of PMB…
Child protection week to focus on teenage pregnancy
A recent report titled; “Adolescent and Youth Health Policy” released by the Department of Health focusing on adolescent and youth district data shows that every year, girls (some between 10…