Louis Botha Airport
Louis Botha Airport was the former name of the international airport that served Durban, South…
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Mansfield High School
The school was established by the Natal Education Department as the Mansfield Road Primary School…
Durban Girls High
Durban Girls’ High School (DGHS) is a public high school for girls in Glenwood, Durban.…
XT500
In 1980s Durban, the culture of riding a Yamaha XT500 was defined by its dual-purpose…
Edward Hotel
The hotel was known for its famous restaurants and nightlife.
330
Club 330 on Point Road was a legendary nightclub in Durban, South Africa which operated from…
Shiraz Cinema
The Shiraz Cinema was an independent movie theatre on Victoria Street in Durban’s historic Grey Street…
Little Top
The Little Top was a popular entertainment venue on Durban’s South Beach that was demolished in…
Lonsdale Hotel
In the 1980s, the Lonsdale Hotel in Durban was an established, posh family hotel part…
Wedge
The Wedge is one of several surf spots in Durban Alongside other popular locations like…
SAR
In the 1980s, Durban’s train services included daily passenger services like the Trans Natal and DLS from the South African…
Nest
The Nest was a roadside diner on Durban’s North Beach, along with its neighbor The…
Cuban Hat
The “Cuban Hat” was a famous roadhouse diner on Durban’s beachfront that operated from the…
XL Resturant
XL Restaurant on Durban’s beachfront! Another absolute Durban classic from the old days XL (often…
BallyHoo
Ballyhoo was a popular South African rock band formed in Johannesburg in 1974, best known…
Busses
The Indian bus service in South Africa during the 1990s, particularly in Durban, was a…
Playhouse
The Playhouse in Durban (also known as the Playhouse Theatre or part of the Playhouse…
Shah Jehan
The Shah Jehan Cinema was a famous and large movie theatre in Durban, South Africa, owned…
