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- 3 prime properties in one on sale soon
In2assets will be auctioning A-grade office space in Overport on Thursday at 11am.
- A Burundi journalist has been charged with “endangering inte
A Burundi journalist has been charged with “endangering internal security”, an offence that risks up to life in prison, her lawyers and relatives said, accusing the authorities of beating her during interrogation.
- 5 tips on how to protect your digital identity and data
Travelling presents not only the excitement of exploring new places but also the challenge of safeguarding your devices and data.
- 14-man Bulls suffer a huge blow against Munster
THE Bulls gave it their all with 14 men for nearly half-an-hour, but they suffered a huge blow to their United Rugby Championship home quarter- final hopes in a 27-22 defeat to Munster at Loftus Versfeld last night.
- Business expert reveals how companies can use hospitality skills to gain a competitive edge
According to Dr Erika Zeelie, the Deputy Head of Faculty (Commerce) at The Independent Institute of Education, the concept of hospitality is multifaceted and it is extending beyond its traditional association with the travel and tourism industry.
- Peace love tolerance road trip is changing lives one stitch at a time
ARMED with wool and the enduring legacy of Nelson Mandela, people around the world have birthed a knitting revolution and a non-profit organisation (NPO) which is changing lives, one stitch at a time.
- More trials, trauma for rape victim
THE family of a rape victim claims the department of health’s demand that she prove her pain and suffering once again, to justify her civil claim, was unnecessary because the perpetrator, a male nurse in their employ, had already been convicted and sentenced.
- Mavundla says KZN should be an independent state
If businessman and politician Philani Godfrey Mavundla, leader of Abantu Batho Congress (ABC) had his way, the province would break away from South Africa and be called KwaZulu – a country belonging to Zulus.
- Families struggle to come to terms with loss of loved ones
FAMILIES of those who died in Margate during the recent floods say they have no choice but to make peace with their deaths.
- Gallery of KZN’s political oddballs
KwaZulu-Natal has provided some of the country’s most colourful and diverse political characters, both good and not so clean. However, as the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together. Here is a snapshot of some of the characters from KZN who are standing as either national or provincial candidates in the May elections.
Featured documents
- Speaker a suspect in human smuggling case
EIGHT years after former defence minister and now Speaker of Parliament Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula allegedly smuggled a Burundian, Michelle Wege, into South Africa on an air force chartered jet, the police have named her as a suspect in the case....
- JACOB ZUMA court verdict Parole ruling ‘out of kilter with our Constitution’
THE North Gauteng High Court’s ruling which reviewed and set aside former National Commissioner of Correctional Services Arthur Fraser’s decision to place former president Jacob Zuma on medical parole was met with righteous anger, sadness and disillusionment....
- SA to blame for border posts problem
AS part of the efforts to curb the further spread of the second surge of Covid-19 in South Africa, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the closure of 20 land ports of entry....
- 2024 presidential election US needs a socialist movement to break two-party chokehold
There’s an old saying: The more things change, the more they stay the same. But perhaps a more apt description of the modern-day US might be the more things don’t change, the worse it gets....
- SA’s media ‘remains in the service of white supremacy’
Media practitioners are the first to remind all and sundry that robust and fearless media plays a vital role in ensuring that those in power are held accountable. In his support of media freedom, former president Nelson Mandela argued that: “A critical, independent, and investigative press is the...
- corruption in SA ‘It’s a mistake to think that state capture was only about Zuma’
PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa could not miss an opportunity to rush to the parliamentary scene of a crime. A less excitable head of state would wait for reports from responsible department officials and ministers before commenting on an unfolding investigation. But that would not be in keeping with a...
- corruption in SA ‘It’s a mistake to think that state capture was only about Zuma’
PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa could not miss an opportunity to rush to the parliamentary scene of a crime. A less excitable head of state would wait for reports from responsible department officials and ministers before commenting on an unfolding investigation. But that would not be in keeping with a...
- AFRICA, US TRADE PACT Agoa forum has not addressed structural issues
In a globally competitive post-Covid world, fractured by geopolitics and multiple wars, the Global South and Africa face increased interest from world powers. We face many ideological storms and are caught in a range of conceptualisations in IR (industrial relations) theories ranging from uneven...
- Fireworks ban in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza
As nations across the world prepare to say goodbye to 2023 and welcome 2024, Pakistan has banned New Year’s Eve celebrations to show solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza....
- Opposition to Israel’s policies isn’t anti-Semitic, it is anti-genocide
WHEN Congress returns this month, US President Joe Biden will push the case to deepen American complicity in Israel’s war in Gaza through another US armaments package for Israel. Americans should raise their voice in a resounding no....