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*Warning: Pictures Are Graphic & Not For Sensitive Readers. Three men accused of stock theft were brutally assaulted by members of the Hazelmere - KZN community this afternoon (Tuesday). Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) received a call for assistance at approximately 15:22. On arrival, Reaction Officers discovered a large crowd consisting of men, woman and

The KwaZulu-Natal health department has condemned the actions of community members who allegedly forced a truck driver to offload rubble at the gates of a new state hospital in KwaMashu while demanding employment.

A group known to the KZN Department of Health stopped a truck driver and forced him to unload rubble in front of the gates to Pixley Ka-Isaka Seme Memorial Hospital.

South African jazz artist Musa Manzini. Picture: Instagram/@musamanzini Commemorated South African jazz artist Musa Manzini has actually passed

Celebrated jazz artist and music composer Musa Manzini who died on Monday is lauded as one of the best jazz players in SA

Manzini's family confirmed the musician died on the morning of Monday, 15 May, two weeks before his 52nd birthday, at the Helen Joseph Hospital in Johannesburg after suffering a fatal seizure.

The new Dumisani Makhaye Drive not only addresses the challenge of apartheid spatial planning but it also paves the way for economic development for communities in the area.

The Covid-19 pandemic derailed route development plans at King Shaka International Airport which saw it lose British Airways, causing a major dent to tourism in the province, says Dube Trade Port CEO Hamish Erskine.

Durban’s recovery from the April 2022 floods highlights the uncertainties such cities face and how they can prepare for a sustainable and resilient future.

The Economic Freedom Fighters in eThekwini says the death of a woman whose car plunged into a massive hole in Ntuzuma over Easter could have been prevented.