Explore the beauty of KwaZulu-Natal with the N2N3 upgrades! Witness the evolution of travel on a 55kms coastal stretch from the Lovu River to uMdloti and the 83kms, N3 section from Durban to Pietermaritzburg. These upgraded routes, which are part of the national government's key strategic projects, offer a visual feast of the coastal landscapes of KwaZulu-Natal. Watch this video to uncover more! #N2N3Upgrades #SANRALRoads #BeyondRoads | Sanral

The Drakensberg in KwaZulu-Natal is one of South Africa’s most breathtaking natural wonders - with soaring peaks, ancient rock art, and trails that lead you through some of the most stunning landscapes on the planet 🤩🇿🇦 What many don't realise is just how accessible it is - you can easily drive there from Durban in just a few hours 🚗. Perfect for a quick escape or a longer adventure. So, if you're dreaming of dramatic mountain views, fresh air, and a true connection with nature, the Drakensb

Symbols play an important part in encapsulating a university’s history, values and aspirations, and in expressing the university community’s sense of self. Since 2006, Unisa has embraced a fusion of Western and African symbols; it has imbued the crest and mace of European tradition with African iconography. The calabash that tops both the crest and the mace with its rising flame suggests a distinctly African vision of intellectual nourishment. Unisa’s colonial origins cannot be denied. Its previ

[WATCH]: KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane has arrived at Caluza Clinic in Edendale, joined by Premier Thami Ntuli and Sport, Arts and Culture MEC Mntomuhle Khawula, ahead of the World AIDS Day event at Caluza Sports Field. Marked globally on 1 December, World AIDS Day highlights the ongoing fight against HIV/AIDS. Simelane is currently briefing the executive on clinic operations and the provincial HIV/AIDS response. Premier Ntuli also serves as the provincial chair of the Council on AI