Mounting arrests of senior officers fuel crisis of trust in South African police
Medicines flushed away may still end up in rivers, warns researcher
The long road back to UKZN ended with tears, a PhD and the words “Dr Mum"
Blind Pietermaritzburg teacher graduates and calls for more accessible universities
From Durban arcades to national glory: Tekken player’s long road to victory
Durban cyclist raises R110 000 for SPCA during historic 2000km ride. She is the first woman to complete the gruelling Ride Across South Africa.
Durban’s Ahmed Al-Kadi Private Hospital has been hit by a ransomware attack
Construction blacklist shines light on broader compliance failures, says BIBC
Calls grow for legal clarity after lifting of FMD restrictions in KwaZulu-Natal
How load shedding influences satellite data
A NEWLY graduated PhD researcher has used social media data and citizen science to produce fresh evidence that one of southern Africa’s most feared reptiles is more ...
Despite severe anxiety, UKZN graduate earns postgraduate distinction
Women now initiate most divorces in South Africa, marking a shift in marriage patterns.
The SIU's investigation reveals a troubling connection between lavish lifestyles and the misuse of public funds in South Africa.
About 10 million tonnes of food is thrown away every year, roughly a third of the country’s food supply, yet around 2.1 million South African households (11.6%) ...
Jake Hoddinott went from a schoolboy who hated history to writing a historical epic novel.
Government departments, banks and key financial institutions have been hacked recently in attacks many experts put down to human error
From Lebanon to KwaZulu-Natal: The Prophet speaks in IsiZulu
New Bill aims to protect whistleblowers, but fear and retaliation persist
Oceans 8 Charity Swim 2026: Blind surfer gets chance of a lifetime
Sir Edward Elgar wrote music that soared—but for a century, no one knew who made his heart skip a beat.
New Code of Good Practice sparks concern for short-term rentals and will eat into their profitability.
Back to the land: KZN’s young farmers turn small plots into thriving businesses
Dining with elephants: a feast of wild tales and French cuisine
From Empangeni to Africa: Operation Smile marks 20 years of impact
