Zoë Modiga to take the audience back to their roots
Durban-born jazz singer-songwriter Zoë Modiga hopes to use her music tour to thank her audience and, more importantly, remind them of who they are and what they stand for.
Sassa to reclaim R544 million wrongly paid to recipients
Debtors have been warned to comply or face criminal action.
Tertiary students frustrated by NSFAS new allowance payment method
National Students Financial Aid Scheme has introduced a bank card, which students are expected to use for their transactions; however some students say they are having difficulty registering with one of the four distribution partners
Obesity an issue to address before it is too late
The World Obesity Atlas 2022 predicts that 50% of South African women would be obese by 2030
Teenage pregnancy rises - blame game between government and parents
KZN registered 18 550 births for children aged 10 to 17 during the 2019/20 financial year, with 5 500 of them aged 10 and 14.
2024 is the last chance to change our country, says Duduzane Zuma
Zuma, who is hopeful of being a presidential candidate, would not reveal whether he was still a member of the ANC.
Tips for fathers facing financial pressure
“Living within your means is essential. Avoid spending more than you earn and refrain from making major purchases. ”
1976: The Musical reflects the youth’s struggle
The musical is returning to Durban after it was only performed to a select group in 2021 due to the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.
Capturing memories: reclaiming the dignity of elders
A specialised service aimed at capturing photos of the elderly from across the country to reclaim their dignity and for good memories
Vaping, a new epidemic in SA
Social media platforms have played a pivotal role in the marketing of vaping products, targeting young users with tailored advertisements and content.
‘Gunshots are a norm in hostels’ - Glebelands residents
Residents at Glebelands Hostel in uMlazi say they’ve become so used to the killings at the hostel, that they hardly flinch anymore.
Kwaito legend Kabelo Mabalane aims high in Ironman racing event
The Kwaito star owns a few Comrades marathon medals and will hopefully be part of the ultimate human race in 2024.
Bloodbath at Durban hostel
Seven people killed, while two are fighting for their lives in hospital.
Home Affairs whistle-blower gunned down
Police were allegedly extorting her after illegal arrest
Municipal workers accused of cable theft
Customers urged to assist the municipality by reporting those extorting money from them us to security service providers.
Tyre manufacturer and workers reach a stalemate as illegal industrial action enters fourth week
If you are in the market to buy a new set of Dunlop tyres, chances are that they soon might be out of stock due to a protracted strike by workers.
Travel Indaba provides a major boost for local businesses
Africa’s Travel Indaba (ATI) seems to have fulfilled the expectations of most local businesses, who were delighted by its impact.
Heads to roll as IFP identifies those owning regalia not approved by party
There will be consequences to face for IFP members who have defied the party by buying, wearing and posting on social media regalia bearing the face of its current president.