Jobs crisis requires urgent, principled action
The Editor|Published

Jobs crisis requires urgent, principled action

Durban teens represent South Africa at FIG Junior World Gymnastics Championships

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

SA girls shine at Junior World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Bulgaria.

Cloned - Researchers say using ChatGPT can rot your brain. The truth is a little more complicated

The Conversation|Published

Is that really the case? According to a recent study by scientists from MIT, it appears so. Using ChatGPT to help write essays, the researchers say, can lead to ...

What's On: July 5

Frank Chemaly|Published

Your guide to what's on in or around Durban this week

Smart addition to Umhlanga promenade

Frank Chemaly|Published

The new Surf Riders at Cabana Beach has been completely refitted with floor to ceiling windows to take in the breathtaking sea view. It’s light, modern, stylish ...

Zero tolerance for lawyers faking it with AI

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

The impact of AI on law.

Jockey Grant Jockey Grant van Niekerk seizes his shot at Durban July glory after late scratchingNiekerk seizes a golden opportunity ...

Herman Gibbs|Updated

Jockey Grant van Niekerk seizes a golden opportunity to compete in the prestigious Durban July after a late scratching arises, marking a pivotal moment during his ...

Marvels of Mzansi under starters orders

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As the anticipation builds for the Hollywoodbets Durban July, this year’s affair is expected to showcase a blend of tradition, innovation, and unmissable fashion ...

Watch VideoSAFA KZN President defends sponsorship secrecy amid financial scrutiny

Smiso Msomi|Published

SAFA KZN President Mazwi Mkhize defends the decision to keep sponsorship figures secret, arguing that revealing them could harm South African football's reputation ...

Five Players who could be up for grabs ahead of the new Betway Premiership Season

Smiso Msomi|Published

Discover five experienced players who could be valuable signings for clubs in the upcoming Betway Premiership season, as they seek to strengthen their squads after ...

Durban lawyer awarded MBE

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

Durban lawyer, David Warmback,has been awarded with an MBE for his service to British citizens in South Africa.

Lipstick artist paints his way out of hunger

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

How a hungry teenager used art to feed his family.

Star exposure

Ian Landsberg|Published

The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, situated in the Southern Kalahari Desert approximately and 250 kilometres from Upington, is renowned for its spectacular photographic ...

How to move a rhino

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"The rhino is the worst one to translocate," said Taru Sheldrick, who was piloting the helicopter in Nakuru National Park in northwest Kenya, an oasis of greenery ...

Think once. Think twice, and think again before you post

Lindsay Slogrove|Published

It is not only what you post that can get you into trouble. It's also what you don't post. Don't even write something if you have no intention of sending it.

From humble beginnings to Africa's biggest race

Frank Chemaly|Published

The postcard of old Durban this week suitably shows the very early days of Durban’s Greyville Race Course, the scene of the Durban July race today. The modern picture ...

Green Climate Fund awards R700 million to South Africa for climate disaster resilience

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

R700 million Green Climate Grant to protect South Africa from floods, droughts, and wildfires.

Researchers say using ChatGPT can rot your brain. The truth is a little more complicated

The Conversation|Published

Is that really the case? According to a recent study by scientists from MIT, it appears so. Using ChatGPT to help write essays, the researchers say, can lead to ...

Legacy of Uganda's end-of-life 'grandmother' lives on

AFP|Published

These home visits, combining affordable medical care and spiritual support, are part of Mwesige's routine with Hospice Africa Uganda. Founded in 1993 by Dr Anne ...

Single-use plastic is a scourge of takeout. How I to escape it

The Washington Post|Published

What’s in your take-out order? Plastic. Lots of it. Most to-go food comes boxed, bagged or otherwise accompanied by petrochemicals. You ingest this unsavory stew ...