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At 76, Pat Pillay continues to inspire as he competes in the Comrades Marathon
At 76, Pat Pillay is set to compete in the 98th Comrades Marathon, aiming for his 22nd medal. His inspiring journey highlights perseverance and dedication in the face of challenges.
Exploring the five critical issues in KwaZulu-Natal local government
As local government elections approach, SALGA highlights urgent challenges in KwaZulu-Natal's leadership and service delivery, calling for unity among councillors to restore public trust.
Experience the excitement: Innovations at the Comrades Marathon for runners and spectators
The Comrades Marathon promises an exhilarating experience for runners and spectators with exciting new innovations and a projected economic boost of over R600 million for KwaZulu-Natal.
Community unites for healing ceremony one year after Tongaat tornado
Join the Naidoo Road Civic Association this weekend as they commemorate the first anniversary of the devastating Tongaat tornado with a heartfelt ceremony and peace prayer, celebrating the resilience and unity of the community.
Running for a cause: UP lecturer tackles Comrades Marathon to support struggling students
Dr. Bianca Frost, a lecturer at the University of Pretoria, is using her participation in the Comrades Marathon to support students in need.
Oops! Miscommunication sees construction start on bakery but at the wrong site in Durban
eThekwini Municipality's R6. 7 million community bakery programme has encountered issues as one bakery was mistakenly built on the wrong plot of land.
Unlocking tourism potential between China and South Africa
unlocking tourism potential between China and South Africa
Experience a weekend of music, theatre and dance in Durban
This weekend in Durban is bursting with artistic flair, musical magic, and cerebral challenges that are not to be missed.
New horizons: Opportunities for South African students in China
Opportunities for South African students in China
Cultural exchange between South Africa and China: A focus on growth and opportunity
Unlocking the potential of South Africa-China relations through cultural exchange
031 Theatre Festival set to delight audiences with sneak previews
Durbanites can immerse themselves in the world of theatre at the 031 Theatre Festival that features an exciting line-up and talented performers.
China and South Africa deepen economic cooperation through trade initiatives
Strengthening ties: China and South Africa enhance cooperation through trade and investment
Political stability essential for Durban's ambitious targets, says Mayor Xaba
Mayor Cyril Xaba stresses that without political stability, Durban's ambitious budget goals and local business concerns about rising tariffs may remain unfulfilled.
Durban's Clarence Primary School unveils new state-of-the-art coding and robotics facility
Clarence Primary School in Durban, has launched a cutting-edge coding and robotics facility, aiming to equip over leaders with essential skills
eThekwini Municipality grapples with severe staff shortages in water and sanitation units
Over half of the positions in the eThekwini Municipality's critical infrastructure unit remain vacant, raising alarms as communities face severe water crises due to prolonged outages and ageing infrastructure.
eThekwini Municipality allocates R10 million for urgent repairs at Durban landfill sites
With R10 million allocated for urgent repairs, eThekwini Municipality aims to tackle storm damage at Bisasar Road and Buffelsdraai landfill sites, addressing critical infrastructure issues and environmental concerns for local residents.
Yoga in rural schools: How it raised pass rates to 100%
The introduction of yoga in rural schools has led to a remarkable increase in pass rates, reaching an unprecedented 100%.
How yoga transformed education in rural South African schools
Discover how the introduction of yoga in rural South African schools has led to a remarkable increase in student pass rates, with insights from key figures in education and diplomacy.
Uncertainty over sports field development irks Phoenix residents
Residents of Phoenix protest at Eastbury recreational grounds, demanding clarity on a potential housing development, while local officials confirm no such plans are in place.
Durban and Pietermaritzburg prepare for Comrades Marathon 2025
With the 98th Comrades Marathon approaching, eThekwini and Msunduzi Municipalities are finalising preparations to ensure a successful event, welcoming thousands of runners and spectators to Durban
Durban buildings up for sale: eThekwini Municipality's strategic move
Amid financial scrutiny, eThekwini Municipality's proposed acquisition of two Durban buildings raises concerns among political parties, emphasising the need for careful evaluation to prevent costly errors.
Mourners gather for Olorato Mongale as VW Polo linked to her murder is found
A pall of sorrow enveloped Lombardy West as mourners gathered for a candlelight service to honour Olorato Mongale, a 30-year-old Wits University student found dead. Meanwhile, police confirmed the discovery of a VW Polo linked to her murder.
Experience the magic of dance and comedy at Durban's upcoming arts events
As the city blossoms into a vibrant cultural hub, audiences are encouraged to mark their calendars and join in the festivities that celebrate the richness of the performing arts.
PICS: Gucci slippers, Le Creuset pots and Louis Vuitton dupes discovered in Durban port bust
Police in KwaZulu-Natal raided a freight depot in Edwin Swales and seized counterfeit goods worth R400million.
MEC Duma wants the driver of the bus that veered off a Tongaat bridge, killing three, probed for murder
Three people died and others were injured after a bus veered off a bridge in Tongaat. The driver, who survived, is under police guard as investigations into the incident begin.