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Durban Poison Official & iNkosi yeSativa Co-op. Durban is real, it is a place a name of a city that has a port. This place and its name was not invented in the 1970's Port Natal was renamed Durban in 1835, in honour of Sir Benjamin D'Urban, then governor of the Cape Colony — nearly a century and a half before the story that credits two American travellers with "discovering" the strain in the 1970s. Durban Poison did not need to wait for outsiders to name it after their point of arrival; it already carried the name of the region it grew in, long before that story was written. That story itself is worth examining closely, because its geography does not hold up. The strain's origin account, repeated on site after site, places its acquisition in "the Transvaal" historically the interior, gold-mining region of South Africa, encompassing modern Johannesburg and Pretoria. The Transvaal sits roughly 1,700 metres above sea level, has a cold, dry winter, and no history of cannabis cultivation. Durban Poison's actual