Local news
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Plumbers set to return as eThekwini dispute ends
Latest NewsThe former contract plumbers are set to return to work after an agreement was reached on rates, recruitment and other…
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Strong winds leave trail of damage across Durban
Latest NewsMunicipal teams worked into the evening to clear fallen trees and assess damage caused in several parts of Durban.
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Global dance icons to lead free JOMBA! workshops in Durban
Latest NewsDancers aged 16 and older can learn from leading local and international choreographers during the festival’s free workshops.
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March and March threatens second wave of action
Latest NewsThe anti-illegal immigration movement plans closer co-operation with AfriForum as it steps up its grassroots campaign.
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‘Build first, ask later’ sparks fury among Ward 33 residents
Latest NewsResidents object to the rezoning of a 12-unit block allegedly converted into accommodation for 134 students.
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Women’s Month: Ballistic analyst turns science into justice
Local newsWarrant Officer Sinazo Zwane holds a Bachelor of Science degree in biochemistry and chemistry.
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Aweh, Find out what’s happening in Durbs
Local newsFrom theatre, music shows, masterclasses and more. Get out and enjoy some of the events listed below for this weekend.
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Women encouraged to make mental wellness a priority
Latest NewsWomen are being given an opportunity to press pause and focus on themselves during a free psychological wellness workshop on…
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Illegal dumping fire sparks health fears in Umkumbaan
Latest NewsResidents and environmental groups are demanding action after a fire at a dumping site in Umkumbaan resulted in smoke and…
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WIN TICKETS: Soul sensation TEEKS set to serenade Durban
Latest NewsDurban fans are in for a soulful treat when New Zealand Māori star TEEKS takes the stage at The Station…
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Durban takes centre stage at SADC Summit
Latest NewsPresident Cyril Ramaphosa praised Durban’s role in hosting the 46th SADC Summit, saying the city holds a special place in…
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Residents demand student accommodation freeze in Durban
Local newsResidents say the rapid growth of student accommodation is placing mounting pressure on municipal infrastructure and their quality of life.
