Dr Andrew-John Bethke is recipient of prestigious 2024 Distinguished Teachers’ Award.
Overall winner will walk away with a cash prize of R100 000 and the opportunity to stage a solo exhibition.
Azraa Ebrahim graduates with 14 distinctions.
Ceremonies celebrate the success of 8116 students.
Disputes between neighbours, relatives, and acquaintances are increasingly ending in violence.
Reserve a symbol of hope, resilience, and commitment to biodiversity preservation.
Third victory for chilli contest veteran.
Plans to host mass prayer services.
Officers reported stress from constant exposure to traumatic incidents such as violent crimes, fatal accidents, and drug-related operations.
Event closely aligned with World Ocean Day.
Thrilling endings in 110km cycle race.
Season-ending awards ceremony held at the Mount Edgecombe Country Club.
Province outlines ambitious plan to tackle a staggering 3. 12 million square metres of potholes on KZN’s roads.
Motorists are advised to avoid waterlogged roads, reduce their speed, and keep a close eye on traffic advisories and official weather alerts.
Drop attributed to a co-ordinated road safety campaign.
According to the HPCSA, Mr Ramsarup had been operating from the surgery of the late Dr Govindaraj Muruvan and had issued medical certificates in the deceased doctor’s ...
Join thousands of cyclists this Sunday for the aQuellé Tour Durban, a celebration of freedom and fitness.
Over 250 000 attendees enjoyed the the 36th annual Festival of Chariots.
A touching story of community spirit emerged in Durban as residents rallied to save a beloved dog, Bokkie, bitten by a green mamba, showcasing the kindness of strangers ...
Lifesaving South Africa is calling on all citizens to make water safety a top priority.
Linda Hlongwa arrested after years on the run.
Nearly a year after a violent tornado devastated oThongathi, Seatides Combined School is set to welcome back its pupils, thanks to the remarkable restoration efforts ...
As Easter approaches, the eThekwini Municipality is preparing to welcome more than one million visitors for the long weekend.
The unmistakable sound of bagpipes will soon echo across Amanzimtoti as one of the country’s biggest cultural events returns in full swing.
KwaZulu-Natal residents are being warned to prepare for a wave of dangerous weather conditions this week, with the South African Weather Service issuing a level ...