Parents and teachers of two Phoenix schools are disgruntled over the merger of their schools without infrastructural revamp being carried out. Last week, learners and teachers from Sastri Park Secondary were moved to Woodview Secondary. There are cla

Reshmi Singh, a teacher and fitness enthusiast from the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast, has travelled the world and shared her journey with many. Singh, who has a BEd degree from the University of KwaZulu-Natal and a diploma in personal training and spor

BERNARDO Silva fired Manchester City back into the FA Cup final as the Portugal midfielder’s late strike sealed the holders’ 1-0 semi-final win against Chelsea at Wembley last night. Pep Guardiola’s City side were second best for long periods, but Ch

Golden Arrows (1) 1 Mkhize 15’ OG Royal AM (0) 1 Shezi 52’ LAMONTVILLE Golden Arrows and Royal AM failed to make their KwaZulu-Natal derby count after playing to a 1-1 Premiership stalemate at the Mpumalanga Stadium yesterday. Abafana Bes’t

The 2023 Commission for Employment Equity (CEE) Report provides a crucial snapshot of the state of women’s leadership and advancement in South Africa’s workplaces – public and private sector. Read with the World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Gender Ga

TAKING a cue from the legendary lyrics of Simon and Garfunkel, many Christians in greater Durban will be working together in Building a Bridge (over Troubled Waters) in the lead up to the May elections. The theme is an extension this year’s Diakonia

In2assets will be auctioning A-grade office space in Overport on Thursday at 11am. The property occupies prime position at 376-394 Peter Mokaba Ridge (Ridge Road) within the high demand suburb of Overport. It enjoys easy access to the N3 and is 3km o

ARMED with wool and the enduring legacy of Nelson Mandela, people around the world have birthed a knitting revolution and a non-profit organisation (NPO) which is changing lives, one stitch at a time. The NPO, 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day, visi

PUBLIC Protector Kholeka Gcaleka has complied with the North Gauteng High Court order forcing her to deliver the record and reasons for refusing to pay a R10 million gratuity due to her predecessor, Busisiwe Mkhwebane. Mkhwebane’s attorney, Brandon T

KwaZulu-Natal has provided some of the country’s most colourful and diverse political characters, both good and not so clean. However, as the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together. Here is a snapshot of some of the characters from KZN who ar

Over the past two seasons of The Real Housewives of Durban, Maria Isabella Valaskatzis has trended for everything, from catfights to plastic surgery. But don’t be fooled by the drama, she claims to be “a simple Durban-born, family-orientated girl”.

IN AN international world order whose multipolarity has been systematically undermined by the rise of Western-led unilateralism, developing states have been held hostage by their wealthier counterparts. The UN Charter, which was founded on the princi

South Africa’s Kruger Park is listed as one of the world’s favourite nature destinations for this year. According to Tripadvisor’s Traveller’s Choice Best of the Best Destinations, travellers love nature holidays and the Kruger snatched 10th place

PARENTS and communities cannot live in constant fear for the lives of the children they entrust into the hands of their teachers, no matter where, when and how. This is because they hold the trust of the nation to safeguard this precious national res

GAUTENG High Court, Johannesburg, Deputy Judge President Roland Sutherland has expressed his disappointment with Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola’s office for failing to provide adequate resources to the country's legal profes

The University of Johannesburg’s (UJ) legal representative has accused the institution’s dismissed lecturer and her legal team of interfering with the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) proceedings. This after Eversheds-Su

SOUTH Africans are looking for electoral candidates who represent them beyond the identity politics of the past. As citizens gear up for general elections on May 29, political analyst and Rivonia Circle Board member Tessa Dooms says that there is a “

FAMILIES of those who died in Margate during the recent floods say they have no choice but to make peace with their deaths. Sihle Lutango, Ntando Jiyana and Inam Mnqayi were in a vehicle returning to their homes on the South Coast after watching a so

POLITICAL parties represented in Parliament and provincial legislatures are set to share almost R325 million in the year between this month and March 2025. “A total amount available for allocation for the period of April 1, 2024 until March 31, 2025

A DURBAN North community organisation is helping matric girls feel like princesses on their special night in dresses made to impress. The North Durban Lions Club, an organisation that serves the community and undertakes a variety of fund-raising acti

Many businesses in Margate are in ruins after the devastating floods that killed five people last Sunday. Marko Ban, who owns a mechanic shop, PMG Mechanic, said that the storm had left his business in ruins and he did not know if he would be able to