eThekwini mayor, Mxolisi Kaunda, says the local government has spent money to ensure visitors have a pleasant experience in the city. Durban is anticipating higher numbers of visitors this Easter weekend. Kuanda said, “we have invested about R33-million in terms of our beach management system, as well as greening projects that we’re implementing as a city.”
“Part of what we are doing is the sand drift renewal, this has yielded positive result, so we continue to maintain and preserve the environment and the cleanliness in our city.
“We are estimating that in terms of our beds and hotel occupancy we’ll be seated around 55 percent and we also expect more than 42,000 visitors to come to our shores with an expected GPD contribution of about R151-million.
“So we are ready, we have deployed law enforcement agencies to ensure the city is safe and we are happy to welcome all our visitors just to rediscover Durban and get the taste of tourist that they’re always looking for on our shores.
In other news – Ayanda Ncwane bags international award in London
Ayanda Ncwane is over the moon as she brings back the news of the international award won in London the same week she was grieving her mother’s death.
Taking to Instagram on Friday, the singer shared snaps of herself making a fashion statement in a cape-like outfit. Learn more
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