Funding critical for eThekwini Water turnaround strategy - opposition parties
The draft water turnaround strategy (TAS) report on the trading services reform strategy for the eThekwini Water and Sanitation (EWS) unit was tabled at an eThekwini ...
What fuels student prostests?
One of the key reasons why the protests occur is the fact that students are left without the promised funding from the NSFAS. Often the funding is granted, but not ...
Afriforum and similar organisations pose a threat to our democracy
Nearly 30 years later, South Africa remains one of the most unequal societies globally.
Security boss Brandon Pillay fights for his life after brutal attack
The violent episode unfolded following an altercation inside the establishment, where a confrontation escalated to life-threatening levels.
Confronting racism in South African schools is a necessity
The belief that people of different race groups are either inferior, superior and or different to one another is a huge hindrance to developing a cohesive society. ...
My Fair Lady promises a spectacular return to The Playhouse in Durban
This production aims to mesmerise theatre-goers with an extraordinary cast, stunning costumes, and breathtaking staging that encapsulates the elegance of Edwardian ...
Policy framework needs to address dropout rates
The research study conducted by the Zero Dropout School campaign also highlighted that many young men tend to drop out because of poor academic performance and negative ...
Cape Town Jazz Festival on the horizon
“It is a hugely popular musical genre with lots and lots of fans, lots of great artists and we are very, very proud to host it here in Cape Town,” said mayor, Geordin ...
Safety tips for coastal communities during the new moon spring tide
As the new moon spring tide approaches on December 31, 2024, the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) urges coastal communities and visitors to be aware of the potential ...
Dr Donald Simon: from poverty to PhD success at Stellenbosch University
Dr Donald Simon’s remarkable journey from an impoverished township to earning a PhD in molecular biology at Stellenbosch University showcases the power of resilience, ...
KZN Education MEC ensures timely payments for markers and examination assistants
The KZN Department of Education successfully processed payments for over 9 000 markers and examination assistants, fulfilling MEC Sipho Hlomuka’s commitment to timely ...
Crocworld Conservation Centre welcomes its first woman manager, Susan Badat
Susan Badat has been appointed as the first woman manager of Crocworld Conservation Centre, bringing her passion for conservation and sustainability to the forefront. ...
Spar’s Christmas campaign delivers joy to women and children in need
Spar’s ‘A Christmas Like No Other’ campaign delivers R2 million worth of groceries and essentials to women and children in need across South Africa.
Celebrating life: Kinnie Steyn’s first Christmas post-kidney transplant
Discover Kinnie Steyn’s inspiring journey from a life of dialysis to celebrating her first Christmas after a successful kidney transplant.
Five things to expect on the N3 toll route this festive season
Prepare for busy traffic on the N3 toll route this festive season. Discover essential tips for safe travel, payment updates, and what to expect from law enforcement ...
Reckless driving on the N3 toll route: statistics reveal a crisis
The N3 Toll Concession reveals alarming statistics on road safety, highlighting a significant rise in crashes due to reckless driving. This article explores the ...
Water supply disruption in southern eThekwini: restoration efforts under way
The eThekwini Municipality is working to restore water supply in affected areas by installing a new pump at the South Coast Augmentation Booster Pump Station after ...
KZN forensic social worker Lieutenant-Colonel Nondumiso Mabaso: championing justice for GBV victims
Discover how Lieutenant-Colonel Nondumiso Mabaso’s dedication and expertise in forensic social work have led to the conviction of 24 rapists, providing a voice for ...
Honouring Andrew Boden: the story behind the name of a new black rhino calf
Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary celebrates the birth of its first black rhino calf, named Andy in honour of ER24 founder Andrew Boden, who played a vital role in rhino ...
Sergeant Mzila: the hero behind 79 life sentences for sexual predators
Discover how Sergeant Edward Mndeni Mzila’s relentless investigations have resulted in the conviction of 50 sexual predators, securing 79 life sentences and 1 336 ...
Durban ICC’s Melanie Rambally honoured with Top Women Leader in Public Sector Award
Melanie Rambally, Durban ICC chief financial officer, has been awarded the Top Women Leader in Public Sector Award for 2024, recognising her contributions to financial ...
Excitement builds as 1 000 extra entries for Comrades Marathon 2025 are taken
The Comrades Marathon Association announced the release of 1 000 additional entries for the 2025 race, highlighting the event’s global appeal and encouraging runners ...
Protect your digital life while travelling: 5 cybersecurity tips for South Africans
With the holiday season approaching, South Africans must prioritise cybersecurity while travelling. Discover essential tips from experts to protect your devices ...
Durban teen balancing cycling dreams and academic success
Find out how 16-year-old Luke Pretorius from Durban balances his passion for competitive cycling with academic excellence through online schooling.
Unexpected encounter: two pregnant black mambas found during fence re-building
Nick Evans, a Durban snake rescuer, successfully removed two gravid black mambas from a construction site, highlighting the importance of wildlife preservation. ...