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A little birthday gathering in the Midlands

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Garlingtons Bistro offers a wonderful setting where you can drink in beautiful views of the country.

Building Durban's Golden Mile

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The old picture shows Durban's Lower Marine Parade some 70-odd years ago.

Coffee makes your day in Portia's Humble home

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Portia Sibiya, voted KZN's best barista in the 2025 Battle of the Beans competition last week, believes there's a lot more to coffee than brands and grinds

From Durban's Observatory

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The old picture this week shows the city and part of Greyville Racecourse from the Observatory on the Berea, with North beach and the Bluff in the background.

Ambrosia from Mimosa

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" Discover the culinary delights of Mimosa in Salt Rock, where you can enjoy a serene dining experience under grand trees, featuring dishes like panko crumbed asparagus ...

Durban's 9th Ave Marina is stepping up

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Join us as we explore the newly revamped 9th Ave Marina, where charming owners Nipho and Liyana Tembe invite you to savour a delightful culinary experience in Durban. ...

Racing along the Golden Mile

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The old picture this week takes in Durban’s Snell Parade which was the city’s original Golden Mile.

A special birthday spoil

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Sofra Istanbul is one of my favourite spots on Florida Road, where warm hospitality meets authentic Turkish cuisine

A pair of old stalwarts

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The old picture today takes in a view of Pine Street, today Monty Naicker Street, looking towards the Berea.

From humble beginnings Durban’s Golden Mile arises

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The old picture this week is of the earliest we have come across of Durban’s beachfront.

Talking points at the Green Parrot

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Thai based with a delicious range of authentic curry pastes and sauces, the Green Parrot also branches out competently into the Asian fusion market.

A little bite of the Lifestyle Centre

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Bite the Bao is a new eatery that opened in the main Market food hall late last year, specialising in dumplings and dim sum

A heady brew of people and passion

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Coffee entrepreneur, Sbu Nkolothi, the owner and inspiration behind Coffee LAB in Ballito, was chosen as the province’s top coffee venue

February 15: What’s on in Durban

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Get ready for everyone’s favourite musical, My Fair Lady

Under the bells of St Mary’s

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Our old picture this week includes one of its famed nightspots.

Surf Riders catches new waves

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The popular South Beach eatery is planning to open in Umhlanga in April

The end of the road

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The Durban Bus Terminus has served passengers faithfully for years

Sushi was never this interesting

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Takaimi Sushi make look like a little takeaway but it offers some exceptional sushi options

A school through the ages

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The old picture this week takes in Mitchell Primary school in Gladys Manzi (formerly Mitchell) Road in Greyville

Slabs of meat, Texan style

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Salt Slab boasts of traditional smoking of meats Texan style.

January 11: What’s on in Durban this week

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Your guide to entertainment in Durban this week

A path thought the park

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Mitchell Park in Morningside is as popular today as it was when it opened in 1910.

A little taste of India

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Little India is a reasonable family restaurant that gives a good taste of the subcontinent

Holiday fun

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KZN offers locals and visitors a feast of shows, music and comedy over the Christmas season

Flocking to the flamingoes

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The tipsy Flamingo is a fun bar and club in Kloof that serves good pub grub