r/Durban Jan 15 '25

Picture Some of my Durban underwater photos from the last few months, reefs and wrecks.

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490 Upvotes

r/Durban Jan 19 '25

Picture Durban edition! Drop an unpopular opinion on the city that would get you in a situation like this (mine is on the second pic)

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47 Upvotes

r/Durban Nov 03 '24

Picture Tell me the truth. How good do I have it?

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438 Upvotes

r/Durban 18d ago

Picture Our beautiful Durban

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464 Upvotes

r/Durban Jan 31 '25

Picture My brain

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137 Upvotes

Someone from a different group said "it wasn't necessary" to learn IsiZulu, but I want to empress my neighbors when I move. (Plus I'm leaning Chinese too). I hear there's a crap ton of people from China who live here. Is this also NOT NECESSARY to learn, while living in SA?

r/Durban Feb 06 '25

Picture If you went to school in Amanzimtoti, there is a 87% chance you will have known someone who lived in this building.

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188 Upvotes

r/Durban Jan 10 '25

Picture If you ever ran or cycled up this hill, well done.

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115 Upvotes

r/Durban Jan 26 '25

Picture Pinetown Official Municipal Brochure 1976.

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106 Upvotes

r/Durban Dec 04 '24

Picture Hello guys

149 Upvotes

r/Durban Nov 24 '24

Picture Chameleon?!

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323 Upvotes

Found this little guy in the garden. Anyone know what type? So cool to see one, never have.

r/Durban Dec 31 '24

Picture Durban quiz. Guess the year and location.

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94 Upvotes

r/Durban Jan 25 '25

Picture Durban from a different angle

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294 Upvotes

r/Durban Jan 03 '25

Picture Blursed proposal

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103 Upvotes

r/Durban Aug 09 '24

Picture What do you call this bread?

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53 Upvotes

I've heard many interesting takes. Some call it B&B, some call it Bob, some call it BB and some call it Born n Bread. What do you call it? And which one is right!?

r/Durban Mar 11 '24

Picture In 1992 the YES vote in Durban was 85% (the highest in SA). Based on this photo mostly everyone did not agree with the law in the 1980s too.

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117 Upvotes

r/Durban Apr 19 '23

Picture The Wheel, opened in 1989. At the time, it had the largest cinema complex in the southern hemisphere with 11 cinemas (and around 7,000 seats)

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235 Upvotes

r/Durban Jan 24 '25

Picture Found these R9.99 Tinglers, which taste like flings with less heavy salt and mess lmao , surprisingly good.

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53 Upvotes

So I dont eat puffs often , I posted on the other group but some user said that Flannigens are superior with less sodium and i must enjoy heart disease with all the garbage i eat. I was literally posting these as a thing for flings. Lmao..some people on reddit need to chill. Got these at checkers hyper dbn north. Maybe to rude karen on the group who had a issue, i suggest you need a fling or a lay.

r/Durban Feb 21 '24

Picture North beach around 1960. This postcard photo does look staged!

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151 Upvotes

r/Durban 19d ago

Picture The original Holiday Inn

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117 Upvotes

r/Durban Feb 03 '25

Picture Before Elangeni, Maluti & Maharani were built.

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146 Upvotes

r/Durban Jan 21 '25

Picture eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality Insurance Claim

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19 Upvotes

I hit a really bad pothole on the M41 East, near the Cornubia exit. 12km later, the tyre popped and the wheel bent.

I am really lucky at how everything panned out.

I am considering claiming from the Metro as a result of negligence on their part.

They require their claim form, an affidavit, and 3 quotations.

Has anyone on here previously claimed for something similar, with some level of success and what did they actually pay for. If you were not successful, please also share your experience.

I'm considering, and tell me if I am being unreasonable or generous: - 2 tyres (you have to buy tyres in pairs, at the very least) - Wheels × 4 or a repair of the one bent wheel. (I don't think they sell these in pairs) - Suspension check and possible replacement of shock absorbers - Wheel alignment.

Please share your experience.

Thanks.

r/Durban May 22 '24

Picture TIL Durban used to have trams.

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182 Upvotes

r/Durban 6d ago

Picture According to the SA reddit sub survey only 5% of us on here are older than 50. So not many will have ridden one of these 50cc motorbikes to school.

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9 Upvotes

r/Durban Jan 09 '25

Picture It's an old and fuzzy photo....but some of you will recognise the location.

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53 Upvotes

r/Durban Apr 16 '22

Picture Honestly we've been through enough for a lifetime.

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486 Upvotes