Fatima Asmal

South Africa’s top swimmers are making their Olympic dreams come true by qualifying for Rio.

A 43-member strong South African swimming team is preparing itself for this year’s Fina World Championship in Russia from next week.

Tourism still forms the heart of the beach culture in SA

Does wearing the hijab mean you are holier than thou? Fatima Asmal finds a rich tapestry of views.

The SA Muslim community condemns assaults on author Zainub Priya Dala in Durban after she expressed admiration for Salman Rushdie’s writing style.

Crimen injuria charges against KZN judge president Chiman Patel have been dropped – but not before a farcical sequence of events took place in court.

Technology should never replace direct engagement with the work force

Fifty years after Nat Nakasa’s simple funeral in New York, the legendary journalist has been brought home to a memorial service fit for a dignitary.

Legal troubles could await those South Africans who feel compelled to serve in the Israeli army.

Seventy-one nations will participate in the 20th edition of the Commonwealth Games, which takes place in Glasgow from July 23 to August 3.

Nabeela Parker and Justine Palframan are raring to go after their successes at the recent athletics championships

Faith groups do more than just tolerate each other in the city’s West end – they actively work together against poverty.

For hundreds living on Durban’s streets, life is a cycle of poverty, addiction and physical abuse, writes Fatima Asmal.

Athletics legend Norman Brook has been awarded an MBE for his development work in the region.

He is the big cheese who designed so much at Nkandla, so why is he so hard to find?