Local news
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WIN: Dancing White Horses set to dazzle at Shongweni
Local newsReaders stand a chance of winning tickets to witness the majestic Lipizzaners during two special Shongweni performances.
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Cato Manor serial rape accused could face more charges
Local newsThe 46-year-old man accused could face further charges as investigations widen, including possible links to cases in other provinces.
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Community bemoans escalating Weston Road mayhem
Local newsWard 33 councillor Fran Kristopher has called for an urgent co-ordinated law-enforcement response to various issues in Umbilo.
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Literary enthusiasts gear up for Glenwood Book Fair
Local newsThe second offering of the Glenwood Book Fair will feature a number of Durban authors and several new voices.
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High-speed Durban CBD chase ends in three arrests
Latest NewsThree suspects allegedly linked to business robberies were arrested after a dangerous pursuit that ended in a crash involving two…
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Penzance learners meet their real-life heroes
Latest NewsReal-life heroes brought their work to life through interactive demonstrations during Penzance Primary’s Hero Day.
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Water outages: Experts flag hidden health risk
Local newsExperts are urging households to pay attention to stagnant water in plumbing systems as intermittent water supplies become common.
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Ocean conservation boosted with R331k donation and clean-up
Latest NewsThe donation from Mr Price Sport will support projects tackling plastic pollution, marine research and turtle conservation.
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Cato Manor serial rape suspect to appear in court
Latest NewsThe suspect is accused of raping 14 women between 2014 and 2026, mostly in Cato Manor.
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Unemployed doctors fight to unlock funds for vacancies
Local newsKZN Unemployed Doctors Association handed over a memorandum to the KZN Director-General, Nokuthula Mkhize.
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Seniors to connect nature, heritage at Burman Bush
Local newsBurman Bush Nature Reserve will mark Heritage Month with a guided walk for senior citizens through its 55-hectare coastal forest.
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Heavy rain leaves parts of Durban without power
Local newsHeavy rain, mudslides and widespread power outages have hit parts of eThekwini, with technical teams deployed to restore electricity.
