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Bodybuilder and nature guide Mbali Mtshali shed her fear of snakes to become a co-host on the eighth season of the popular reality show 'Snakes in the City'

A quick-thinking KwaZulu-Natal taxi driver summoned paramedics to the N2 highway when one of his passengers went into labour on Saturday.

Gospel singer and songwriter Sibusiso Mthembu, who is popularly known as SbuNoah, feels alive when he is on stage.

"As people who’re trying to forge ahead in an already unequal country, we need to let bygones be bygones and forget about what happened in July last year.”



A year on, the families of those killed and injured at Mambha Cash & Carry still don’t have closure

A dry week looms for Durban residents while work continues to fix a leak in an aqueduct that transports raw water from Nagle Dam to the Durban Heights water treatment plant.

A year ago, KwaZulu-Natal was plunged into chaos by riots that spread to Gauteng, leaving about 354 people dead - a shocking 237 of them murdered during the unprecedented post-apartheid unrest.

As he wipes his freckled face, the father of four is unable to hold back the tears as he recalls the violence unleashed on him and others during the unrest in July last year.



One year after the July unrest investor confidence in the province of KwaZulu-Natal is yet to be restored with many businesses across the country weary of whether their money remains safe.

​As many recent studies have shown, in South Africa trust in the law and all its institutional instruments has not been at such a low ebb since 1994, writes Verne Harris,