Residents of KwaMachi, a tiny village in Harding in the far south of KwaZulu-Natal, believe that the “gold” that has been discovered in their village will change their lives for the better
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Explosive device allegedly found at previously attacked KZN mosque
A device resembling what appears to be a bomb has been found in a KwaZulu-Natal mosque, which was attacked last week
DA wants review of Zuma’s R15,3m legal fee payments
The DA will now approach the courts to seek a declaratory order that payment of all the legal fees for former President Jacob Zuma’s court woes be declared unlawful, said the party’s Federal Council Chairperson James Selfe
SA’s festive season death toll drops by 11%
South Africa’s festive season road death toll decreased by a significant 11% to 1 527, compared to 1 714 fatalities recorded in the same period of the previous year, Transport Minister Joe Maswanganyi said on Monday
eThekwini Film City to develop industry in Durban
The vision of South African film-maker Anant Singh is gradually prevailing, as the construction of the new film city equipped with world-class, state-of-the-art technology is planned to start early next year
SA Weather Service requires R30 million to improve infrastructure
Service says it needs to implement plans before the end of summer
0% matric pass rate principals ‘won’t be fired’
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education has denied claims by the DA that it would fire principals and district managers at schools with 0% matric pass rates at the end of 2017
It will take a week to identify school kids killed in taxi crash – MEC
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says it will take a week to get the results of DNA tests done on the 18 pupils killed in a minibus taxi crash in Mpumalanga last week. The learners were burnt beyond recognition
KwaZulu-Natal’s first black female oncologist on wanting to make a difference
The sky is the limit for KwaZulu-Natal’s first black female oncologist. She chats to us about how she hopes to set herself apart and change lives
DNA test to be conducted to determine father of baby Siwaphiwe
A DNA test will be done to prove the paternity of the father of one-month baby Siwaphiwe Mbambo who was abducted, and later found, during an apparent hijacking
Corporal punishment preferred over calling parents in by pupils: study
It probably comes as no surprise to many people that numerous school pupils would much rather receive corporal punishment at school than to have their parents called in
Zuma: I don’t fear prison
President Jacob Zuma says he will not be intimidated by prison, as he does not fear going to jail
Man allegedly raped by three KZN women
Three women have appeared in court for allegedly raping a man in Hluhluwe, northern KwaZulu-Natal, the Commission for Gender Equality (GCE) said on Wednesday
12 teachers fired for sexually assaulting learners in KZN
12 teachers were fired in KwaZulu-Natal after they were found guilty of sexual assault by the Education Department although the men are still walking free as no criminal charges have been laid against them