The old picture this week was sent to us by keen Then & Now follower Peter Sharland from Hillcrest. It is a limited edition print (No 100) of Durban’s gracious Marine Hotel that was drawn many years ago, the artist not known.
Heart transplant recipients show there is life after illness.
SENIOR officials have been implicated in a passport theft and illegal sales syndicate operating from two Home Affairs offices in Durban.
Heart transplant recipients show there is life after illness.
Our view of old Durban is the rambling Victorian mansion, "Pendennis", which was the home of Francis Carne Brokensha.
It's almost time for South Africa's most prestigious yacht race, the Vasco da Gama.
BRAINS, not bullets, might be the answer to South Africa’s rising crime challenge - amid heated debate over proposed legal changes that will alter how private security ...
East London mechanic gives life to stranger on another continent
From Bluff to Bulgaria one twirl at a time.
First Avenue in the 1930s and 1940s was still a mixture of private residences and small businesses. Some owners had homes alongside their businesses, most notably ...
More Foot and Mouth Disease cases in KZN
Mrs Wright saw the need for a boarding house in that part of Durban, enlarging Annandale House until it could accommodate up to 60 boarders by 1907. There were two ...