Puppy Mckenzie left traumatised after being thrown from a moving vehicle in Chatsworth

Yoshini Perumal|Published

A woman walking out of the shopping centre saw an Indian man throw the sack out of the car. Another passerby opened the sack following hearing yelps from inside. ...

The Grand Dame of South Beach

Frank Chemaly|Published

The old picture today is the notable Art Deco residential building Grandborough Court on Durban’s Marine Parade (today OR Tambo Parade). It is taken from the online ...

Water crisis: 'Punish theft of public funds meant for service delivery' in municipalities

Gcwalisile Khanyile|Published

The South African government is urged to enforce fiduciary responsibility in municipalities to combat the decay of critical water infrastructure and ensure effective ...

Infrastructure upgrades at Tinley North Beach enhance public access and safety

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Tinley North Beach, north of Durban, is set to benefit from a R6 million infrastructure investment, enhancing public access and safety for both locals and visitors. ...

Meet Romario Valentine: The 14-year-old champion for seabird conservation

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Discover how 14-year-old Romario Valentine is transforming the future of seabird conservation in the Western Cape, championing initiatives that protect endangered ...

Celebrating creativity and compassion: 67 Blankets hosts nationwide gatherings for World Creativity and Innovation Day

Staff Reporter|Published

Join hands with fellow South Africans on April 18 and be part of a joyous celebration of creativity, connection, and kindness that embodies the true spirit of the ...

Celebrate World Homoeopathy Week: A focus on family health and natural healing

Staff Reporter|Published

Curious about natural healing? Dive into the world of homoeopathy and discover how it can benefit your family's health during this year’s World Homoeopathy Week ...

A growing city centre

Frank Chemaly|Published

This week the old picture features the other side of the Francis Farewell Gardens in front of Durban’s City Hall.

Most online betting in SA is illegal

Staff Reporter|Published

Illegal offshore gambling dominates SA market, diverting billions and exposing millions to presecution.

What South Africa is texting in 2026: the most searched acronyms revealed

Staff Reporter|Published

Ever wondered what your friends' favourite acronyms mean? Discover which texting shortcuts South Africans are using most in 2026 — revealing how social norms are ...

Breaking barriers: Dr Luphiwo Mduzana becomes South Africa's first black medical orthotist and prosthetist with a PhD

Staff Reporter|Published

In a groundbreaking achievement, Dr Luphiwo Mduzana has made history as South Africa's first black medical orthotist and prosthetist to earn a PhD. Discover his ...

WWF South Africa nurtures future green leaders with unique internship programme

Staff Reporter|Published

Discover how WWF South Africa’s unique internship programme is shaping the future of environmental leadership and preparing graduates to tackle pressing ecological ...

Navigating the quantum frontier: South Africa celebrates World Quantum Day with a nod to innovation

Staff Reporter|Published

Join the celebration of World Quantum Day as South Africa highlights its commitment to the future of quantum science. Explore how leaders like Prof Andrew Forbes ...

Innovative smart school shoes that grow with your child

Tracy-Lynn Ruiters|Published

Discover how a group of innovative students from the University of Cape Town is tackling the challenge of rapidly growing children's feet with a revolutionary design ...

Scientists push for new era of malaria control through innovative gene drive technology

Staff Reporter|Published

As Africa reckons with its malaria crisis, new innovations such as gene drive technology offer hope. This science-driven approach aims to bolster existing malaria ...

Liberty data breach underscores urgent need for corporate cybersecurity overhaul

Staff Reporter|Published

With cyber threats escalating and affecting organisations of all sizes, the recent Liberty breach highlights the urgent need for a radical rethinking of corporate ...

When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie

Frank Chemaly|Published

There is something very joyful about passing pizza round the table, tasting different options, talking, and drinking red wine. It’s relaxed, tactile, interactive. ...

SAPS K9 crisis: Minister Cachalia's bold plan to rescue dog units

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

In response to the urgent K9 unit shortages, Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia details SAPS's procurement strategies and addresses the recent appeal for dog ...

6,000 donors needed: SANBS issues urgent Easter call

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

With Easter approaching, the South African National Blood Service urges citizens to donate blood, aiming to collect 6,000 units on March 28.