Local news
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‘Time for speeches is over’: Durban marchers demand GBV action
Local newsDurban protesters took to the streets on Wednesday, demanding stronger action against gender-based violence and femicide.
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Water tanker move sparks ire over water crisis
Local newsTo date the eThekwini Municipality has invested approximately R345m to procure water tankers, and now 43 more will be bought.
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Four years on, Molver family still fighting for justice
Local newsThe family of Nicholas and Matri Molver, who died from toxic fumes in their Musgrave home, continues to fight for…
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Soccer fans descend on Moses Mabhida Stadium for iconic clash
Local newsThe 2026 MTN8 Final between Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns will be staged at Moses Mabhida Stadium on October 10.
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Popular restaurant bids farewell to Durban beachfront
Local newsSurf Riders Cafe has until September 30 to vacate the municipal premises on South Beach after its lease was terminated.
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More than 1 000 runners step up for Eye Can Walk
Local newsFast times and a powerful message of inclusion marked this year’s Eye Can Walk in aid of KZN Blind and…
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Morningside art studio opens doors to public
Local newsOpen Studio in Station Drive becomes a home for local creatives to network about the state of art in Durban.
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Berea residents urged to answer blood donation call
Local newsOne donation can make a difference as SANBS aims to collect 250 units at a blood drive at Netcare St…
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Cato Manor rape accused abandons bail, more charges added
Local newsA 46-year-old man accused of a series of rapes dating back to 2014 now faces 27 charges, including kidnapping and…
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Berea filmmaker bags lifetime achievement award in Kosovo
Local newsThe award was presented by Prishtina Mayor Perparim Rama at the Prishtina International Film Festival (PriFest) on Kosovoclosing night.
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World News Day: The deadline that changed everything
Local newsFrom Sherwood Hall to Che Guevara Road, the events surrounding the June 30 deadline left thousands displaced.
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Feel Good Friday: Visually impaired graduates with degree
Local newsBorn visually impaired and unable to read text on paper or screens, Sibusiso Zondo has overcome significant challenges to earn…
