Durban
org City in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Wikidata
Named in 779 articles by 29 newsrooms, in 323 stories, on 14 of the last 14 days, first on 10-07.
Most exclusively tied top 30 · ties that pass the test on the right, most exclusive first
The names that appear with Durban in a large share of their own coverage: this name's own company. Exclusivity runs from 0, two names that meet no more than chance would have them, to 1, two names that only ever appear together. A name that is in everything, a president, is exclusive to no one, so the big names fall away here and the names that belong to this one stay. Only ties that pass the strength test count, so a pair seen twice is not a tie. Places are context and have no page.
| Name | Kind | Exclusivity | Together |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soweto | gpe | 0.768 | 140 |
| Proteas | loc | 0.728 | 78 |
| South Africa | gpe | 0.725 | 635 |
| World Test Championship | event | 0.667 | 57 |
| Gqeberha | gpe | 0.663 | 56 |
| Rabada | gpe | 0.657 | 30 |
| Constitutional Court | org | 0.616 | 88 |
| Home Affairs | org | 0.606 | 54 |
| Johannesburg | gpe | 0.598 | 97 |
| KwaZulu-Natal | org | 0.587 | 49 |
| Cape Town | loc | 0.573 | 56 |
| Rwanda | gpe | 0.568 | 132 |
| Robben Island | loc | 0.537 | 23 |
| Australia | gpe | 0.509 | 257 |
| International Criminal Court | org | 0.507 | 133 |
| Myanmar | gpe | 0.475 | 91 |
| Navi Pillay | person | 0.472 | 166 |
| Essex | gpe | 0.443 | 9 |
| Libya | gpe | 0.441 | 19 |
| Pretoria | gpe | 0.428 | 20 |
| World War Two | event | 0.427 | 12 |
| Nuremberg | gpe | 0.413 | 23 |
| High Court | org | 0.41 | 69 |
| Green | org | 0.408 | 20 |
| La Rochelle | gpe | 0.405 | 5 |
| Hague | gpe | 0.4 | 23 |
| Second World War | event | 0.393 | 10 |
| Zimbabwe | gpe | 0.391 | 19 |
| State of Israel | gpe | 0.389 | 12 |
| Tasmania | gpe | 0.389 | 4 |
Most strongly tied the ties chance explains least
How sure the record is that two names appear together for a reason. Strength is a standard statistical test (log-likelihood): above 10.8, chance would produce the pairing less than once in a thousand times. It grows with the number of articles, so the biggest names come first here; the list on the left is where this name's own company shows.
| Name | Strength | Together |
|---|---|---|
| South Africa | 6261 | 635 |
| Soweto | 1769 | 140 |
| Australia | 1725 | 257 |
| Rwanda | 1097 | 132 |
| Navi Pillay | 1060 | 166 |
| Proteas | 1002 | 78 |
| International Criminal Court | 954 | 133 |
| Johannesburg | 896 | 97 |
| Constitutional Court | 856 | 88 |
| United Nations | 710 | 164 |
| World Test Championship | 661 | 57 |
| Gqeberha | 645 | 56 |
| Myanmar | 629 | 91 |
| Home Affairs | 548 | 54 |
| Cape Town | 525 | 56 |
Articles per day
The hubs' circles share of each hub's 30 closest names that are also linked to this one
The eight most-named figures each have an inner circle: the thirty names most tied to them. This is how much of each circle this name is also tied to. A count of shared company in the coverage, nothing more.
Shared with Houthi: AFP, Benjamin Netanyahu, CCTV, Defence, Donald Trump, ELECTIONS, Marco Rubio, United Nations, West Indies, Xi Jinping.
The year 810 articles on 38 days, 2026-02-14 to 2026-10-19 · weekly bars · 14 months on record
Left is a year ago, right is this week. Older days come from headlines only, so their counts run lower than live days.
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