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A birthday wish: no boring flavours, please
Frank Chemaly|Published

A birthday wish: no boring flavours, please

A walk through Durban's old town gardens

Frank Chemaly|Published

The old picture today shows an early postcard of the Town Gardens, also known as Francis Farewell Square, with the front of the newly constructed City Hall in the ...

A artistic surprise around every corner

Frank Chemaly|Published

There are finely woven grass mats and staggering geometric murals. From graffiti galloping horses, to metal “butterflies” on the wall, to the moving words of South ...

Plenty of water. too many leaks

Anita Nkonki and Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

KwaZulu-Natal residents are facing severe water shortages as ageing infrastructure, broken pipes, and failing treatment plants leave taps dry. Experts warn the crisis ...

Water scarcity a moral betrayal

Zoubair Ayoob|Published

In a country where water is a fundamental human right, explicitly guaranteed by our much vaunted Constitution, this visible wastage is more than a technical glitch; ...

Watch VideoTime for transparency: Stuart Baxter's blunt critique of Kaizer Chiefs' top brass

Herman Gibbs|Published

Stuart Baxter has joined Ernst Middendorp in a scathing assessment of the Amakhosi hierarchy. From blurred roles to tactical interference, the former coach reveals ...

Watch VideoBirth of the ‘flentre’: How hybrid André Esterhuizen is redefining the modern Springbok

Herman Gibbs|Published

At 124kg, André Esterhuizen is more than just a powerhouse centre. We explore his revolutionary shift into the back row and why his " hybrid" role is the latest ...

Watch VideoBulls wheel out the heavy artillery for forward onslaught on Stormers in URC clash at Loftus

Mike Greenaway|Published

Form the team selected by Bulls coach Johan Ackermann for Saturday's URC lash with the Stormers, it is clear where he seeks an advantage in the north-south derby. ...

Green Shoots: Western complicity in the demise of international law

Ashley Green-Thompson|Published

As global tensions rise following the US and Israel’s attack on Iran, questions are growing about the future of international law and the rules-based world order. ...

How Sibusiso Khumalo’s 20-year shisanyama legacy shaped Durban nightlife

Lutho Pasiya|Published

Sibusiso Khumalo reflects on two decades of Mojo's Carwash & Shisanyama, a cultural hub that has transformed Durban's nightlife.

Tired of feeling overwhelmed? Nevern Subermoney shares the secret to finding daily calm

ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

Join us as we delve into the world of psychology with Nevern Subramoney, a clinical psychologist dedicated to helping individuals find calm amidst stress and burnout. ...

Caviar, truffles and chicken pot pies: what Hollywood will eat at the Oscars

AFP|Published

The chef anticipated that 1 200 of his traditional chicken pot pies will require 22kg of black truffle, served alongside 32kg of caviar, 1 000 plates of macaroni ...

Iraq war’s aftermath was a disaster for the US – the Iran war is headed in the same direction

The Conversation|Published

The country the US spent $2 trillion and 4,488 American lives to remake is, by any reasonable measure, within the sphere of Iran’s influence.

Koeberg Nuclear Power Station celebrates a year of uninterrupted operation

Staff Reporter|Published

With Koeberg setting the benchmark, South Africa positions itself as a formidable leader in nuclear energy while seeking to reshape its energy landscape and restore ...

Baby left in shopping cart in 1972 reunites with women who found her

The Washington Post|Published

Two young women who found a baby in a shopping mall over 50 years ago have an emotional reunion with the child this month

Watch VideoPunch the monkey and friends: a world of comfort in toys

Washington Post|Published

In a world where animal welfare often takes a backseat, these heartwarming stories uncover a shared truth - toys are not just playthings, but vital companions that ...

Reflecting on human rights: Children’s wellbeing in South Africa at a crossroads

Dr. Onyinye Nwaneri|Published

This Human Rights Day, South Africa has the opportunity to reflect on the significant strides made in children’s rights while recognising the urgent need for focused ...

Is a university degree still worth it in today's job market?

Staff Reporter|Published

In the face of rising unemployment and shifting economic landscapes, prospective students and their families grapple with the pressing question: Is a university ...

A massive cosmic structure revealed: astronomers uncover the Vela-Banzi supercluster

Staff Reporter|Published

In a cosmic unveiling that transforms our celestial map, astronomers discover the Vela-Banzi supercluster, a monumental structure hidden behind the Milky Way. This ...

Durban theatre stages to come alive with stories of heritage, history and heart

Alyssia Birjalal|Published

Whether you’re looking for a spiritual reflection or a deep dive into South African legacy, here are two standout productions to add to your calendar.