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Within just six months controversial radio host Ngizwe Mchunu went from hugging and publicly embracing Julius Malema to calling him a “political devil” and threatening him not set foot in Moses Mabhida Stadium where the EFF is set to launch a manifesto next month.

His body has not been retrieved yet and the family is now accepting that he's no longer alive.

KZN residents have been warned to brace themselves for more rain and severe thunderstorms this week.

Cancer immunotherapy company Compugen Ltd. (CGEN) announced Monday that Compugen is entitled to receive a $10 million milestone payment from British drug major AstraZeneca (AZN), after the first patient was dosed in AstraZeneca's ARTEMIDE-Bil01 trial with rilvegostomig.

Three suspects linked to a spate of hijackings in northern KZN will appear before court on Monday.

The South African National Taxi Council in KZN is pleading with its members to desist from violence to resolve their differences.

The hospitality industry is concerned that Durban and Umhlanga may not have enjoyed a lucrative festive season due to persistent challenges related to sewage, water quality and road infrastructure in KwaZulu-Natal.

The party is organised by Max's Lifestyle, which said it's aimed at starting the year on a high note and in the cleanest way.

New political parties established outside the ANC family and factions are in danger of being publicly overshadowed by potential coalitions and alignments, writes William Gumede.

KwaZulu-Natal police are investigating a birth concealment case after a newborn baby was dumped in a pit latrine in northern KZN.