The exhibition uses a new lens to frame Durban’s South Basin, which is polluted by industry.
More than 18 000 delegates are descending on Durban, South Africa, for the International AIDS Conference from July 18.
Watch the speakers of the opening ceremony of the International Aids Conference in Durban, which expects over 18 000 delegates.
Co-curator of the Time of the Writer festival Thando Mgqolozana speaks to the Mail & Guardian about decolonising literary systems in South Africa.
Our metros are killing us. Poor planning means that the heat islands trap air pollution – but SA’s cities think about ways to bring temperatures down.
Not everyone is happy with the Commonwealth Games coming in 2022 – notably shack residents.
Our education system is crying out for the resources eThekwini’s 2022 Commonwealth Games will consume.
The Commonwealth Games will be held in Africa for the first time in their 85-year history, with Durban’s bid expected to boost jobs and tourism.
A land invasion control unit is to be formed in KwaZulu-Natal to protect land earmaked for housing.
From the Old Mutual Music in the Gardens show to the Fact Durban Rocks July celebrations, we’ve rounded up this week’s not-to-be-missed events.
South Africa and Nigeria have the most nominees for this years’s MTV Africa Music awards, which are taking place in Durban on July 18.
The killings at Glebelands hostel continue amidst accusations of partisan law enforcement – inevitably fuelling perceptions of official complicity.
There have been very limited government-led reintegration efforts after the xenophobic violence, writes Emi Maclean from Médecins Sans Frontières.
Nathi Nhleko says the KZN attacks represent a political problem of Africans who are against one another, which South Africans need to deal with.
Canada’s Edmonton withdrawal leaves Durban as the only other city contending to host the multi-sports event in 2022.
Allegations of police abuse at the Durban hostel hark back to the 1980s conflict with Inkatha, but this time the ANC appears to be devouring its own.
The parties’ reactions to land invaders in regions they govern are similar – and equally illegal.
The Morning Market is enticing the palates of Durbanites with a range of locally produced fare.
We don’t help each other because of a lack of trust but we must stop being so suspicious – we have to help each other; we need each other.
A series of pre-conference events kicked off Durban’s hosting of the 25th congress of the International Union of Architects.
Samsung Electronics is to open a TV manufacturing plant in the Dube Trade Port near Durban, investing $20-million over the next four years.
Cineasts of the coast are about to be blessed with a line-up of exceptional cinema.
Inanda has evolved its own nihilistic ecstasy scene, complete with a loopy music genre.
Respiratory illnesses are taking their toll on South Durban residents, but petrochemical firms deny culpability and won’t cough up for health costs.
An arts initiative aims to showcase Durban talent and build a community for KwaZulu-Natal artists at home.
The popular Durban restaurant has opened a new branch, and there has been much rejoicing.
For hundreds living on Durban’s streets, life is a cycle of poverty, addiction and physical abuse, writes Fatima Asmal.
Two trains at the Berea Road railway station in Durban have collided, leaving 12 people injured, including the drivers.
Internal auditors condemn massive state funding
given to builder linked to Tongaat mall collapse.
About 50 workers are feared trapped under rubble after the roof of a shopping mall collapsed in Tongaat, north of Durban, says paramedics.
A school principal has apologised for teachers who displayed T-shirts mocking the ANC and its leaders, which the party labelled a "despicable deed".