India and South Africa to co-produce film on teen activist Valliammai
The life story of teen activist Thillaiyadi Valliammai Munuswami will be told in a historical feature film.
uMhlathuze to host tourism investment forum, setting stage for African growth
The KwaZulu-Natal north coast town of uMhlathuze will host the third Tourism Investment Forum Africa (TIFA), an event that showcases Africa’s tourism investment potential by positioning emerging destinations as prime investment hubs and connecting projects with investors.
Budget postponement signals urgent need for consensus in GNU
The unexpected postponement of South Africa's national budget until March 12 reveals a fractured coalition government, prompting urgent calls for consensus as the clock ticks down on urgent economic decisions.
Former finance ministers call for fiscal funds to be found elsewhere
In a critical moment for South Africa's economic landscape, former Finance Ministers Nhlanhla Nene and Malusi Gigaba have shed light on the unique political factors that contributed to the postponement of the national budget.
Phoenix councillor secures water access for local schools
A historic move for the eThekwini council, as it is the first time that Constituency Infrastructure Project (CIP) funds have been allocated specifically for borehole construction.
Durban leads in job creation and retention for 2024
Durban surpasses major metros in job growth for 2024
Teenage Girls Spend More Time on Smartphones Than Boys, Study Finds
New research from Stellenbosch University reveals that South African teenage girls spend significantly more time on smartphones than boys.
KZN homes raided for firearms and ammunition
A search warrant was executed on information of firearms and ammunition being stored at a home in Sydenham.
Fire at Umlazi hospital claims life of patient
A patient who is alleged to have caused the fire sustained severe burns and succumbed to his injuries.
Health authorities urge parents to keep sick children at home amid rising HFMD cases in Durban
Parents advised to keep children with HFMD symptoms at home as outbreak spreads in Durban
Community urged to join crime fighting units
Urgent call for community involvement in combating soaring crime.
SASSA beneficiaries face distress as Postbank card migration deadline looms
Concerns grow as one-month extension for Postbank black card migration proves inadequate
Phoenix Couple Celebrates 60 Years of Love on Valentine's Day
A Phoenix couple celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary on Valentine's Day, reflecting on 60 years of love, family, and the journey that brought them together.
Ezemvelo’s new honorary officer aims to connect conservation research with industry needs
In an inspiring stride towards the integration of academic research and practical conservation, Trevor Govender has been appointed as an honorary officer with Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife.
KZN tourism rebounds with over R1 billion spent during festive season
The festive season in KwaZulu-Natal demonstrated a notable success surpassing performance of the previous four years
Search continues for missing teenager Amaan Khan after fatal rip current incident
A week has passed since Amaan Khan, a 13-year-old boy, was swept away by a rip current at Umzumbe Beach, leaving his family in despair as the search for him continues.
Family in mourning over Silverglen father killed in home invasion
A father of one was killed when he was awakened by his nephew's screams after seeing armed intruders in their Silverglen home.
Educations officials and Centenary Secondary pupils to meet Monday
Officials from the KwaZulu-Natal education department will tomorrow meet with learners from Centenary Secondary School as authorities seek to address the violent clashes that erupted within and outside the school premises this week.
aQuellé Midmar Mile sees top swimmers converge for the grand finale
Today, the stunning backdrop of Midmar Dam in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands plays host to the climactic elite races of the 52nd aQuellé Midmar Mile, the world's largest open water swimming event.
KwaZulu-Natal’s paediatric pulmonologist to receive world lung health award in San Francisco
In a significant recognition of her remarkable contributions to the field of paediatric lung health, Professor Refiloe Masekela has been awarded the prestigious American Thoracic Society (ATS) World Lung Health Award.
KwaZulu-Natal entrepreneur transforms lockdown uncertainty into vibrant Zulu beadwork pet accessories
The uncertainty of the Covid-19 lockdown is what prompted a KwaZulu-Natal north coast entrepreneur to start manufacturing hand-crafted beadwork pet accessories.
SA’s U19 Women aim for glory in ICC World Cup final against India
Today marks a monumental day for South African cricket as the U19 Women's team prepares to battle India in the final of the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup, hosted in Malaysia.
KwaZulu-Natal invites filmmakers to explore its rich landscapes and heritage
The province of KwaZulu-Natal is positioning itself as a prime filmmaking destination, offering its remarkable heritage and breathtaking landscapes to attract local and international filmmakers.
Families of SANDF soldiers in the DRC anxious as conflict escalates
The war-torn eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has become a focal point of anxiety for the families of South African National Defence Force (SANDF) soldiers stationed in the region, especially following the recent surge in violence, which tragically resulted in the loss of 13 South African lives.
INS Tushil arrives in Durban as India and SA strengthen naval ties
The Indian Naval Ship (INS) Tushil is visiting the Port of Durban, deepening the bonds between India and South Africa. The Talwar-class frigate arrived on Wednesday and is set to depart on Saturday, bringing with it a modernised combat vessel equipped with cutting-edge technology and enhanced capabilities tailored for maritime security.