Some people witnessed the enchanting display of bioluminescent algae illuminating the waves in uMdloti on Good Friday. Experts explain the science behind this natural phenomenon.
President Cyril Ramaphosa discusses the achievements of the Presidential eThekwini Working Group, highlighting improvements in water supply, safety, and economic revitalisation in the region.
The Border Management Authority is leveraging drone technology to combat illegal migration into South Africa, enhancing operational effectiveness and enabling targeted interventions against facilitators.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy said over the last few days, officials stopped 70 000 vehicles and issued 21 000 traffic fines, with 512 arrests for various offences, including drunk driving, excessive speeding and violating operating permits.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy announced positive trends in road safety during the Easter weekend, highlighting a significant decrease in crashes and fatalities across most provinces.
Three drunk drivers were arrested in Limpopo for attempting to bribe traffic officers during the Easter road safety campaign.
India is on track to overtake Japan as the fourth-largest economy, presenting significant opportunities for South Africa, its fourth-largest trading partner. High Commissioner Professor Anil Sooklal highlights the strengthening economic ties and the growing interest from South African businesses in India.
Law enforcement agencies ramp up efforts to combat drunk driving and traffic violations during the Easter weekend, leading to arrests and impounded vehicles.
A three-year-old girl died in a tragic drowning incident in Bluff, Durban.
Professor Anil Sooklal, High Commissioner of South Africa in India, receives the Diplomatic Excellence in Education and Development Award just six months into his tenure, highlighting his impactful contributions to educational diplomacy.
Funding cuts have been described as a threat to the province’s biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Flu season has started earlier than usual in South Africa, prompting health experts to urge vaccinations for high-risk groups.
KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi reveals alarming crime statistics, highlighting the disparity between civilian and criminal fatalities in the province.
KwaZulu-Natal has seen a troubling rise in crime rates following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, with police reporting significant increases in assaults, murders and sexual offences.
KZN Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi outlines the police’s operational plan for the Easter holidays, focusing on crime prevention and safety measures as the province prepares for an influx of visitors.
Durban University of Technology Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Professor Thandwa Mthembu, discusses the ramifications of the fee-free education policy and its impact on student protests, highlighting the challenges faced by universities in maintaining educational quality.
Police in KwaZulu-Natal have made significant arrests in connection with the theft of Eskom infrastructure, highlighting the ongoing battle against vandalism and theft that costs the company millions of Rands.
The eThekwini Municipality is facing significant water supply challenges, prompting the introduction of a new water and sanitation strategy.
eThekwini faces significant water supply challenges, prompting the Department of Water and Sanitation to implement various interventions.
After a tornado devastated Seatides Combined School in oThongathi, the community, led by Gift of the Givers, has come together to restore the school, with part of it now ready for pupils.
After 7-year-old Sqalo Phumelela Ntlooa drowned while hunting with friends in Cato Manor, Childline KZN warns of critical gaps in child supervision and safety measures. The tragedy, marked by conflicting accounts from other children, highlights the need for proper oversight and trauma support for children affected by such incidents.
Two Volkswagen drivers were arrested after being caught racing at alarming speeds of 182km/h and 185km/h on Limpopo's N1 highway, as authorities intensify road safety measures ahead of the Easter long weekend travel surge.
A woman visiting St Albans Correctional Centre was arrested for attempting to smuggle dagga, a phone charger and earphones into the facility.
Motorists in the Northern Cape are advised to take precautions following the opening of the Vaal Dam's fifth sluice gate and a Yellow Level 4 warning for severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli emphasises the urgent need for community dialogue and leadership in the fight against gender-based violence, following the tragic murder of Nokuphila Mbhele.
