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More than 250 girls in the eThekwini township of Inanda will have a greater chance of staying in school to reach their full potential, thanks to a donation of sanitary hygiene products from footwear giant, Bata South Africa and its TOMY Takkies brand, in partnership with the Imbumba Foundation and its Caring4Girls programme. Representatives of Bata, TOMY Takkies, Caring4Girls and the Imbumba Foundation this month visited Ziphembeleni Secondary School to hand over a portion of a year’s supp...

On Thursday 19 May 2022, Hawks members from Durban Serious Organised Crime Investigation working together with Crime Intelligence, Special Task Force, Hostage Negotiation Unit and Inanda Detectives arrested two suspects for kidnapping which occurred in Inanda area on Wednesday. It is alleged that a 13-year-old victim was forcefully taken by three unknown suspects whilst he

Police in KwaZulu-Natal arrested two men on Thursday following a frantic search for a missing 13-year-old boy.

Detectives have arrested two men who allegedly kidnapped a 13-year-old boy in Inanda, north of Durban.

The victim was allegedly kidnapped on Wednesday. The next day he was rescued and R90 000 in ransom was recovered, said the Hawks.

THE body of an unidentified man was discovered under a bridge on the banks of the Tongaat River, north of Durban.

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala on Thursday said although service providers had been appointed to build 1,810 temporary residential units to house flood victims across the province, progress was being slowed by non-suitability of land identified.

The floods that ravaged KwaZulu-Natal in early April destroyed thousands of homes and displaced an estimated 40,000 people. As extreme weather events become more common in a changing climate, even more people are at risk of displacement. Our Burning Planet visited the province and spoke to some...

AMAPIANO trio, The Benjamins, want to show the world that three different genres can come together and produce banging music.

Ashraful Aid International Humanitarian Organisation received a generous donation of R1.9 million from the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa (IDC).