DA wants criminal charges against municipal officials who fail to do their jobs
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The Democratic Alliance in KwaZulu-Natal has called on Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (EDTEA) MEC, Ravi Pillay, to take swift and decisive action in the form of criminal charges against municipal and district managers. This as local government infrastructure failures continue to ruin tourism and ecology in the province.
Southern African hunters may have used symbolism in choosing bones to craft arrows
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His Majesty the King is dead
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King Zwelithini was the longest-serving Zulu monarch in history, reigning for more than five decades. The beloved King of South Africa’s Zulu Kingdom, HM Goodwill Zwelithini has died at age 72 Friday morning. Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi of the Zuly Kingdom confirmed this in a statement on Friday.
He was admitted to an intensive care unit for diabetes treatment in the eastern province KwaZulu-Natal last month, according to local media.
African Tourism Board Chairman Cuthbert Ncube informed ATB this morning in issuing this statement in an urgent WhatsApp message.
“Dear Colleague’s it is with great pain and heavy to announce the passing away of our Father and King.
24 Februarie 2021 06:10 The cover of the book, A Bicycle, a Chess Set and African River, published by Naledi Publishers.
He is local and always willing to help the underprivileged.
Now Shiloh Noone has published a book,
A Bicycle, a Chess Set and African River, which he sayswas inspired by his chess teaching to Zwelihle school children and at Waldorf to Zimbabwean children, at a time when their emotions and sense of stability were in turmoil during the political upheavals in Hermanus.
“This was coupled by a small internet article about Zulu children crossing the crocodile infested Tugela River to attend school, something many of my Zimbabwe school children did in their early years also.”