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By Nhlakanipho Mnqayi With the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children, which runs from 25 November to 10 December, non-profit organization Women For Change has called on the South African government to declare Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) a national disaster on the 21st of November 2025. In a petition that has over a thousand signatures and the use of purple colour to mark the movement, the organization said the matter demands an immediate mobilization of national resources and unwavering political commitment to strengthen and transform the national response to the epidemic of violence against…

KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, says the bank account of alleged businessman Sydney Mfundo Gcaba, a member of the infamous Gcaba family in KwaZulu-Natal, remains the police’s focus in the investigation of the murder of hip-hop artist Kiernan “AKA” Forbes and his friend, chef Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane. Mkhwanazi made the comments as brothers, Siyabonga and Malusi Ndimande, were formally charged with the murders of Forbes and Motsoane. The two were extradited from Eswatini.  The pair who appeared in the Durban Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday were initially fighting their extradition to South Africa, but eventually dropped their bid.  https://twitter.com/crediblesource_/status/1988327357221085300…

Ndumiso Khuzwayo, Nhlakanipho Mnqayi Bafisa agugele ejele owomndeni osolwa ngokubulala umama wakhe otholakaleesedindilizile emzini wakhe endaweni yakwaMpanza, eLamontville, eThekwini. Umndeni usho kanje njengoba u-Andile Chiya ebevelile enkantolo yeMantshieThekwini namhlanje ngecala lokubulala, icala lahlehliselwa zingu-11 Disembanonyaka, ukuze afake isicelo sebheyili. UMnuz Wise Chiya oyindodana endala ka-Julia Chiya (68) ongumufi, uthekusolakala ukuthi umama wabo ubulawe ngumfowabo omcane-Andile Chiya(33) obehlala naye kanye nabazukulu zingu-2 Novemba nonyaka. Kuthiwaumsolwa ubefuna ngodli imali yerenti kagogo, njengoba ugogo ebeqashisangezandla zokuhlala khona endaweni, imali ayikoleke uma sekuphele inyanga. Ngokusho kuka-Wise elandisa iCredible Source, uthe watholangomakhalekhukhwini ukuthi umama wakhe useshonile, uma ebuza ukuthiushone kanjani, kwathiwa kungene izigebengu. Uthe ngesikhathi…

Craving something sweet but not in the mood to bake? The Peppermint Crisp Tart, also known as mud pie, is a South African favourite — rich, creamy, and ridiculously easy to make. It’s perfect for a braai, Sunday lunch, or just a midweek pick-me-up after classes. Best of all, it’s budget-friendly and uses only a few simple ingredients you can find at any supermarket. Ingredients 250 ml whipped cream 1 tin (360g) of caramel treat  1 packet of Tennis biscuits 1 Peppermint Crisp bar or any mint chocolate The four ingredients you need to make a Peppermint crisp tart. Image:…

By Nhlakanipho Mnqayi Springboks captain Siyamthanda Kolisi said reaching the 100th cap in the green and gold colors is special as he became the 9th player to reach this milestone. Kolisi’s centurion was marked by a come from behind win at the Stade France stadium in Paris as the Boks claimed a 32-17 win against France in the Quilter Nations Series. Kolisi said, reaching a 100th match for the Springboks is special. “It means a lot to me and my family and to the team too. I think I can’t take credit for everything I’ve achieved. It has been so…

By Nhlakanipho Mnqayi The Sea Robbers downed the Natal Rich Boys to book a spot in the final at a packed Moses Mabhida Stadium this afternoon. A solitary goal from an in-form Tshepang Moremi ensured that Orlando Pirates shoot into a Carling Knockout Cup final, their second this season after clinching the MTN8 title. As things stand, Pirates will either face Golden Arrows or Marumo Gallants in the final. The match between Abafana Besthende and Bahlabane ba Ntwa will take place tomorrow at King Zwelithini Stadium with the kick-off scheduled for 3 pm. Speaking to the media, Pirates mentor, Abdeslam…

Police were forced to intervene on Friday when members of the March and March movement and its allies attempted to force entry into a building on Point Road in Durban. The confrontation began after a resident, believed to be a foreign national residing on the third floor, threw what appeared to be black paint on to protestors marching below her window. The protest, heavily monitored by police, took place amid heightened tensions in the Point precinct, which has long struggled with high levels of crime, drug activity, and unregulated businesses. The area has also become the focal point of community…

The Nelson Mandela University (NMU) says it is devastated by the tragic loss of five students in separate incidents over the past three weeks, describing the period as one of the most heartbreaking periods in its history. The students, who died from various circumstances, including suicide, drowning, and murder have been identified as: Enhle Mboza, a second-year Bachelor of Arts student Lihle Shenxane, a Higher Certificate in Information Technology student Aphile Jozana, a Higher Certificate in Business Studies student Minenhle Hlongwane, a second-year Bachelor of Law (BA Law) student Sikhunjulwe Nkewana, a third-year Diploma in Logistics student In a statement,…

By Nhlakanipho Mnqayi The KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Transport, Sboniso Duma is putting his foot down when it comes to drinking and driving in the province of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN). This comes after 26 motorists were arrested in uMhlanga Rocks, north of Durban, and went on to make their appearance in the Durban Central Magistrate Court.  Among motorists that were arrested were, one Durban Metro Police Officer , one South African Police Service (SAPS) member in Estcourt who had just recently been arrested. His first arrest was on the 31st of October and the second arrest after getting bail on the 1st of November…

By Simthandile Ngcobo Despite the removal of a number of illegal posters each week, illegal abortion advertisements have become a growing concern across Durban. These posters promise “pain-free same-day abortions” appearing on nearly every street corner and even near universities. Despite the efforts by municipal workers to remove them, they reappear overnight. The ads, often plastered on street poles, taxi ranks, and walls close to public health facilities and student residences, promote unregulated services that endanger women’s lives. “We scrap hundreds of them every other week. They paste in the early hours before work starts and paste them again. It…