Maha Shivaratri in Durban
Maha Shivaratri is one of the most sacred festivals for Hindus worldwide and in South Africa it was no different.
New tool promotes languages in school
Teaching children technical words in their home language has just become easier with a new list of scientific and technical terms
Don’t drop the ball on HIV/Aids, says scientist
KZN’s top women researcher believes a game changer is around the corner. It needs political will and no geopolitical head winds
Sailing in Durban
Join the sailing community: Royal Natal Yacht Club invites the public for Wednesday night sailing
Hand Foot and Mouth Disease spikes in KZN
KwaZulu-Natal grapples with rising Hand Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak
Everyone’s guide to adulting
Adulting can be hard but Rumbidzayi Munyaradzi’s latest book makes it easy.
New wings for endangered butterfly
There’s hope for the survival of an endangered butterfly discovered a century ago
Viral infection sweeps through Durban schools
Health authorities issue urgent appeal to parents as hand, foot and mouth disease spreads in Durban
Government responds to Sassa card renewal crisis with deadline extension
Growing frustration over gold-to-black card migration prompts delay to March 20
China in bid to save pangolins
World pangolin day celebrated despite continued poaching
A bitter fight over SA’s sugar tax
Calls have been made on the government to increase sugar tax so it can properly improve health, but the industry warns of job losses
Pulses - good for you and the earth
Lentils, beans and chickpeas are filling and healthy and here’s how to get the most out of them.
Thousands head to PMB for Midmar Mile
The 52nd edition of the Midmar Mile takes place in the Midlands this weekend.
Filthy and fed up, residents take action
Citizens of Durban says its time to show the City that they mean business over water shortages.
Fired traffic officer linked to missing bullets
A municipal traffic officer in Dundee has been fired for misconduct
Change your number plate or be fined, KZN motorists warned
KZN has implemented a new number plate system to bring it in line with the rest of the country.
Fathers more than financial providers
A new report reveals how South Africa's unemployment crisis is reshaping fatherhood, with many fathers feeling compelled to withdraw from their children's lives.
Have your says on SA budget
South Africans have been invited to share their tips on the country’s budget.
Curries Fountain aims for heritage status
Curries Fountain has been home to many significant events in the country’s history and now its aiming for heritage status
FunFest to boost Childline funds
FunFest promises family fun while supporting Childline KZN's initiatives
Durban songstress moves into animation
Popstar Liyah London has broadened her artistic resume by trying her hand at a children’s animation series
Durban author demystifies what happens in customs
Zain Aboobaker has written a gritty tale about the inner workings of Customs.
Durban’s water woes persist
Durban residents will have to live with the ongoing water crisis for the foreseeable future.
Durban mother free at last
A Durban woman is back at home from Saudi Arabia after a lucrative teaching job turned into a nightmare, leaving her worse off than before.
Durban’s water woes will take years to fix
Angry residents in Durban’s southern areas are waking at 4am in the hope of getting water before it ‘runs out’