However, memory and nostalgia are playing an increasing role in many home lives since a lifetime stay in the natal home, town, or region has become more and more an exception.
We describe a death associated with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis and HIV infection outside Africa that can be linked to Tugela Ferry (KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa), the town most closely associated with the regional epidemic of drug-resistant tuberculosis.
We were offered post natal care for our babies in our town up to the age of 8 weeks after that we were told we had to go to a child health nurse, which is not available to us without travelling.
Mining shaped Southern Africa's experience of industrialization, although during the 19th century towns in the Cape and Natal engaged in small-scale manufacturing.
AFTER visiting the morgue in Richmond, a small town near Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu-Natal, where he saw the gruesome consequences of a week of violence in which at least 25 people had died, Nelson Mandela declared that "the perpetrators are just tools moved by third-force elements".
Average activities there include fishing for things like shark cartiledge (a lucrative export) and giving buggy tours around town tourists only truly discovered Natal in the 80s.
The photography workshop, funded by UNICEF partner Gucci, was conducted in the semi-rural town of Estcourt in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa's poorest province.
On 1 April a shelter for abused women will officially open in the small hillside town of Gclilma in Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa.
The provisional government set up a temporary capital at Heidelberg, a strategically-placed town on the main road from Natal, and sent a copy of the proclamation to Lanyon along with a written demand that he surrender the government offices in Pretoria.
Two months to D-Day I exploded in a showdown with the other grandma-to-be about out-of-town pre-natal birthing classes.
