Local news
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Police secure over 250 years jail time for the month of January
CrimeThe arrests were for crimes including rape, statutory rape, kidnapping, and abduction.
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‘War is far from over’, health minister on rushing to end state of disaster
Local newsUnder the current regulations, nearly all economic and social restrictions have been lifted, and civil liberties are unrestricted.
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The KZN Philharmonic Orchestra returns to the Playhouse
Local newsAfter a long break, due to Covid-19 restrictions, the KZN Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing a four-concert summer season, live…
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Girls and women encouraged to join Fynnland FC
Local newsThe ideal age groups range from age five to over 35.
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Clairwood residents take back their area
Local newsThe association's president, Mervyn Reddy, said they intend on meeting regularly with the ward councillor to see these pressing matters…
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Jump on board for an exciting fundraiser
Local newsMake a difference in the lives of unemployed youth by signing up for the Mr Price Foundation's JumpStart Challenge. Entries…
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Provincial police operations continue on a high note
CrimeOver 1 000 suspects were arrested for numerous crimes in the province in an operation conducted from Monday, January 31,…
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Yellowwood Park sub-forum to host CPF election
Local newsThe election will be held at Yellowwood Park Primary School on Wednesday, March 2 at 18:00.
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Health minister dismisses claims that vaccine causes impotence, infertility
Local newsThe Kwazulu-Natal health department says the number of people who have been vaccinated in the province is extremely low.
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DUT slams fake news calling for on-campus registration
Local newsProspective students are required to register online by Friday, February 18, as the university extends the registration period by one…
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Visitors win at preseason friendly in Wentworth
Local newsBlack Pool FC from Umlazi won 4-3 to Warriors FC.
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UKZN suspends academic programme after threats of violence
Local newsUniversity management is expected to meet with the legitimate Student Representative Council (SRC) today, to discuss their demands.
