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Law enforcement agencies ramp up efforts to combat drunk driving and traffic violations during the Easter weekend, leading to arrests and impounded vehicles.
Funding cuts have been described as a threat to the province’s biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Shallcross residents clarify they're not opposed to housing flood victims but insist on addressing severe water shortages and failing infrastructure before development proceeds, challenging the 'Not in My Backyard' characterization by provincial officials.
A Facebook user has publicly challenged the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, claiming their official statements about recent tractor theft arrests contain multiple inaccuracies and misleading information. The controversy raises questions about government communication standards and transparency.
Following severe weather incidents in KwaZulu-Natal that resulted in over 30 deaths, the Cogta department has allocated R227 million to assist affected municipalities in recovery efforts.
KwaZulu-Natal hopes to benefit from hosting the G20 Health Working Group, with discussions focusing on healthcare partnerships, investment opportunities, and addressing local health challenges.
Emergency repairs to the Umzimkhulu River Bridge will begin, with a six month project aimed at restoring safety for motorists and pedestrians.
A new monument honouring Indian indentured labourers is set to be completed by November 2025, featuring 684 names and a design that reflects their journey.
A recent meeting in Shallcross saw residents express their frustrations over inadequate housing and community infrastructure, highlighting the urgent need for government intervention.
KwaZulu-Natal is responding to severe weather events that have caused significant damage and loss of life, with a national state of disaster declared to coordinate recovery efforts.
Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane addresses the challenges faced by flood victims in KwaZulu-Natal, questioning the community’s commitment to Ubuntu and outlining government interventions for housing and support.
In the wake of devastating floods in KwaZulu-Natal, Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane discusses urgent housing solutions and the need for innovative building practices.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli has urged traditional leaders to consider climate change when allocating land for housing, following tragic incidents caused by severe weather.
King Misuzulu kaZwelithini accuses a political party of orchestrating Ithala Bank’s downfall during an imbizo at Emashobeni Royal Palace, calling for immediate action to reinstate the bank’s licence.
Phumlani Mfeka, a founding member of the uMkhonto weSizwe Party, resigns from both the party and the KwaZulu-Natal legislature, citing discontent with President Zuma’s leadership decisions.
The latest audit reports reveal a decrease in non-compliance instances among Gauteng municipalities, but significant challenges remain.
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Human Settlements is facing significant community resistance in Shallcross as plans for housing development encounter objections related to service delivery issues.
Maxwell Mbili has been appointed as the new head of KwaZulu-Natal Human Settlements, promising to enhance governance and address public needs effectively.
“We will not allow the DA to dictate the public discourse. In due course and through proper channels, Mayor Muzi “Ali” Ngidi will reflect on his 100 Days in office and make the necessary pronouncements in this regard. That agenda will not be led by the opposition. “
KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane addresses concerns over medication shortages, explaining the stock visibility system and alternative solutions for healthcare facilities.
KwaZulu-Natal hospitals are grappling with severe water shortages, prompting urgent action from local authorities to safeguard healthcare services. Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane outlines a comprehensive plan to address the crisis.
Local hospitals in eThekwini Municipality are implementing emergency measures to combat water shortages, ensuring patient care remains a priority at Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital.
Unemployed teachers in KwaZulu-Natal are being warned about a fraudulent scheme that promises teaching jobs in exchange for money, as the Department of Education distances itself from the scam.
Amidst a severe water supply crisis in eThekwini, the Democratic Alliance is demanding the resignation of Municipal Manager Musa Mbhele, citing his failure to manage critical infrastructure and restore services.
ActionSA is calling for an urgent investigation into the R30 million theft from KwaDukuza Municipality, urging the involvement of the Special Investigating Unit and Hawks to ensure a thorough probe into this serious cyber crime.