More than two months after the April floods, all Durban beaches remain closed – with no certainty on how soon they might reopen. (Photo: Tony Carnie)

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Penny Swift is an experienced journalist who has worked on daily and Sunday newspapers in several parts of the world. Her specialties include news, investigative writing, consumer, health, and medical spheres. She has written more than 40 non-fiction books mostly about construction and home-related topics, as well as decorating and landscaping.

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