It was meant to keep the ANC honest but has become another victim of Zuma’s toxic legacy
Mike Mabuyakhulu and seven others, appeared in the Durban Commercial Crimes Court on 77 charges, including money laundering and corruption
The charges emanate from R28-milion paid for a North Sea Jazz Festival that was supposed to take place in Durban in 2012
Last month Engen secured an interim order, barring members of the South Durban Basin Community Development Trust from protesting
On Monday, an interim interdict banning residents from holding unauthorised protests at the refinery was granted
Businessman and film doyen Moosa Moosa, the second generation of the Moosa film family, has passed away
As his fans plan mass action the former president warns those ‘provoking’ him to ‘keep quiet’
After a brief distraction in Belfast and dodging British bureaucracy, it’s great to be back
Last year alone the Indaba contributed more than R85-million to eThekwini’s GDP and raised close to R6-million in taxes for government
‘We benefit in terms of exposure and establishing contacts’
‘It is one of the major announcements of the year’
Tourism boosts businesses, trade, job creation and helps to preserve national heritage sites
‘The most important aim of any trade show is for trade to happen’
The cheerful doorman has been collecting badges to serve as an ice-breaker with guests who stay at the Hilton Durban
Tourism is driving job creation in Africa
Impressive array of tourism products awaits at show
Several suspects, one of them a police officer, are expected to appear in the Durban Magistrate’s Court on Monday
With the Timol inquest findings overturned, there’s hope that the truth about Hoosen Haffejee will be known
Intra-elite contestation on land seldom takes the often bitter struggles of the urban poor seriously
uZoks is stoked about his new school – there’s nothing faux English old school tie about it
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has called on the party to emulate the leadership of previous "legends" who led the liberation movement
Durban’s lone street preacher follows a calling that eschews all physical comforts
Police in Durban used teargas and rubber bullets to disperse an angry crowd after eThekwini mayor failed to arrive for a meeting with the community.
‘There’s no way the gig will kick off on time. Our host, Nobala — provincial secretary Super Zuma — is one of history’s great Time Bandits’
After more than four decades at the helm of the IFP, Buthelezi announced that he would be stepping down at the party’s next elective conference
Saturday’s game will be a showpiece of young talent, which is likely to become the norm given the exodus of proven players chasing big money
After 10 years of silence, a 73-year-old Muslim woman shares how she became her husband’s prisoner.
The DA has called on government to investigate what more may have been done to prevent the deaths and destruction caused by the Durban storm.
Tuesday’s storm was insane, a reminder of nature’s fury when the city was locked down, buried in water: the cost is going to be huge.
Three hospitals and 300 schools have been affected in storm struck KwaZulu Natal
More tourists are choosing to holiday on the continent according to data.
There have been violent evictions in communities including Marianridge, Cato Manor and eMansenseni this year.