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Durban man seeks refuge in the US amid claims of injustices faced by the Indian community in SA
Robin Naidoo, chairperson of the Indian Land Claimants Association, says there is hope for Indian South Africans as the US opens its doors to minorities facing discrimination.
GIWUSA calls for Gayton McKenzie's removal amid racial discrimination storm over job adverts
GIWUSA criticises Minister McKenzie for favouring certain racial groups in job adverts, demanding immediate action from President Ramaphosa.
Union demands Gayton McKenzie's removal amid racial discrimination storm over job adverts
Workers union GIWUSA has launched a scathing attack on Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie, demanding his immediate removal after job advertisements explicitly excluded black candidates. The union has given a 7-day ultimatum before pursuing legal action, while McKenzie defends the posts as addressing historical employment imbalances.
Tongaat teen shares faith through free devotional music CDs
“I love what I do, so I wanted to share it with all Lord Muruga’s devotees. I wanted to make their Thai Poosam Kavady prayers more special and for them to connect with the Lord. ”
A Once-in-a-lifetime journey: My experience at the Maha Kumbh Mela
Maha Kumbh Mela,is a once-in-a-lifetime event that unites millions in faith and devotion, shares Tarina Patel.
Picture gallery: celebrating India's 76th Republic Day
The occasion marked the day when the Constitution of India came into effect in 1950
Zweli Mkhize’s tribute to Yusuf Bhamjee: emulating true leadership
Zweli Mkhize reflects on the impactful legacy of Yusuf Bhamjee, calling on South African leaders to revive the spirit of activism and community service that defined his life.
Connecting cultures: Ashlin Ellan represents South Africa in Tamil Nadu
The two-week tour will take participants across Tamil Nadu to explore historic landmarks, cultural heritage sites, and language immersion programs.
Murdered Phoenix priest Poobalan Munsami Naidu to be buried today
A day before Phoenix priest Poobalan Munsami Naidu was killed, he had arranged to visit his children and granddaughter in Johannesburg before leaving for India.
eThekwini Speaker ‘protecting racist ANC councillor’
Pressure mounts on eThekwini Municipality Speaker Thabani Nyawose to resign amid accusations of protecting an ANC councillor who made racist remarks during a council meeting.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi becomes youngest ever IPL auction pick at just 13 years old
Rajasthan Royals made a huge statement when they splashed R2. 4 million to secure the services of teenager Vaibhav Suryavanshi during the IPL auction.
‘Go back to Bombay’ remark is
The NICSA condemns a councillor’s racist remark during a council debate, calling for immediate action and accountability.
A tribute to the late Dr Neelan Govender
The inspiring life of Dr. P. N. Govender, a dedicated medical professional and author who left an indelible mark on the Indian community in South Africa.
Events in Durban mark 164th anniversary of Indian arrival
This Saturday marks the 164th anniversary of the arrival of Indian indentured labourers to Natal. To commemorate the event, several events will be hosted in Durban. The events include:- The 1860 Heritage Centre will host an Arrival Day commemoration at South Beach (opposite Silver Sands Lifestyle Resort) from 10am.
Legacy of 1860 Indian Indentured Labourers
Senior political figures in KwaZulu-Natal commemorate the 164th anniversary of Indian indentured labourers, honouring their contributions to South Africa’s multicultural society.
DUT explores the Scent of Change
New South African musical weaves together a romantic love story in a historical time in our country, pre-democracy, where the waters of integration were tested in Chatsworth public schools
Celebrating Sulosh Pillay's unwavering commitment to uplift communities in KZN
Sulosh Pillay has dedicated her life to uplifting communities in KwaZulu-Natal through social empowerment and holistic initiatives that foster change and support.
Barbie embraces culture with a desi makeover for Diwali
The iconic Barbie doll has received a desi makeover, marking a significant cultural collaboration that celebrates the Hindu festival of Diwali.
Mkhwebane ‘deeply disappointed’ in Supreme Court of Appeal decision
Mkhwebane had appealed against the decision of the Western Cape High Court to dismiss her application for the recusal of Section 194 inquiry chairperson Qubudile Dyantyi and DA MP Kevin Mileham when she was facing an inquiry into her fitness to hold office.
KZN ANC heavyweights share fond memories of Pravin Gordhan
KwaZulu-Natal ANC heavyweights share fond memories of former finance minister Pravin Gordhan during apartheid.
Purtassi: a month of fasting begins
As September 17 approaches, Hindus will prepare to start their annual month-long Purtassi fast.
Christina Devraj steals the show in ‘The Mommy Club: Sugar & Spice’, love or hate her
Christina has viewers in a tug-of-war with their emotions over her ways, that include talking over everyone and over-sharing.
The first Muslim female Doctor of South Africa: Havva Khayrunnisa
Dr Havva became a beacon of hope and an advocate for women’s rights, inspiring future generations of female doctors in South Africa.
Come do yoga and dance with us, SA youth urged
India’s Consulate-General Dr Thelma John David said as part of cultural exchange and collaboration with South Africa and also for South African Indian youth to keep their culture it was important that they attended yoga and Indian dance.
Book celebrates extraordinary individuals
The book was compiled by Fawzia Peer, Dr Kogie Archary, Vishnu Naidoo and Advocate Lavan Gopaul, to document and celebrate the remarkable contributions and stories of everyday heroes from KZN.