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Every day in South Africa, at least 15 women are murdered and more than 117 women report rape cases to police. For Women For Change, these numbers are not abstract statistics but a devastating reality witnessed daily as the organisation supports families shattered by femicide and advocates for survivors of brutal abuse and rape. After years of documenting what it describes as a relentless war against women and children, the organisation says the country has reached a breaking point and more than one million people have now signed its petition demanding that Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) be declared a…
By Avuyile Dube, Emihle Mlotana The Graphic Design department held its annual exhibition at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) City Campus, showcasing students’ projects. The exhibition was showcasing the student’s portfolio of work that they worked on throughout the year. The exhibition was a success for both students and coordinators. Final-year student, Siyaphila Mbuyazi who obtained the student of the year award at the exhibition shared how this journey has contributed to his success. “The first year was quite challenging because I was not the best at drawing. Adjusting to software was not easy but overall, I gained a…
One of the Dlamini twins who fell down a lift shaft at the Homii flats in Durban’s CBD has awoken from a coma. Aphelele and Aphile fell down the lift shaft in October during repairs in the block of flats their family resides in. Aphelele, the little boy, died at the scene, while Aphile was admitted to Addington Hospital and placed in the Intensive Care Unit. The eight-year-old underwent multiple surgeries after incurring head, spinal and arm injuries. The incident sparked widespread public outrage, with scores of South Africans calling for accountability from Homii management. Social movements, community organisations and…
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi says the provincial government has heightened security ahead of the G20 Leaders’ Summit, citing fears that certain groups may attempt to vandalise essential infrastructure and disrupt the international gathering. This follows the provincial government’s condemnation last week of what it described as coordinated and malicious acts of vandalism targeting recently upgraded public infrastructure across Johannesburg. These incidents occurred just days before the start of the summit, raising concerns that the acts may be intended to undermine South Africa’s role as host. Lesufi said authorities were aware of attempts by what he called “roguish elements” to interfere…
KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Education, Sipho Hlomuka, has issued a stern warning to all matriculants to act responsibly when celebrating the end of their examinations, particularly amid growing concern over “Pens down” festivities that often follow the conclusion of the National Senior Certificate (NSC) exams. More than 920 000 candidates are currently writing their final examinations at 6 800 centres nationwide, with the exams concluding on 27 November 2025. In KwaZulu-Natal, 195 899 learners, made up of 179 751 full-time and 16 148 part-time candidates are sitting for the 2025 exams. This reflects a 3% increase from the 190 452 who…
Nsingizini Hotspurs FC captain, Neliswa Dlamini, and AmaZulu FC, captain Olwethu Mzimela lifting the Prince Mangosuthu Legacy Cup Image: Sanele Mngoma By Nhlakanipho Mnqayi Due to bad weather conditions, both AmaZulu FC and Nsingizini Hotspurs of eSwatini have been crowned the champions of the Prince Mangosuthu Legacy Cup at the Prince Mangosuthu Regional Stadium, oLundi this afternoon. The match commissioner called off the final due to an unplayable, waterlogged pitch, and in the spirit of sportsmanship, both finalists agreed to be crowned joint champions for the 2025 edition. The much anticipated tournament that started in the morning, saw supporters coming…
Nsingizini Hotspurs FC players celebrating their penalty win against Richards Bay FC Image: Sabelo Mngoma By Nhlakanipho Mnqayi AmaZulu FC and Nsingizini Hotspurs of eSwatini are set to battle for the cup final of the Prince Mangosuthu Legacy Cup. These two sides booked their spots after edging their counterparts in the semi-finals earlier today. AmaZulu beat defending champions Njampela FC by 2-1, while Nsingizini Hotspurs edged Richards Bay FC 6-5 on penalties after a 90 minutes goalless draw. With the rainy conditions at the Prince Mangosuthu Regional Stadium and a slippery pitch, it remains to be seen who will be…
AmaZulu forward Elmo Kambindu celebrating his goal Image: Sabelo Mngoma By Nhlakanipho Mnqayi The defending champions, Njampela FC have been dumped out of the Prince Mangosuthu Legacy Cup at the hands of AmaZulu FC at the Prince Mangosuthu Regional Stadium, in uLundi. Njampela were the first side to draw first blood but AmaZulu reacted quickly with two goals as the match went to halftime with uSuthu leading. In the second half, Njampela piled pressure on AmaZulu and were eventually awarded a penalty which they missed. AmaZulu held on and eventually won the match by 2-1 with goals from Elmo Kambindu…
Nhlakanipho Mnqayi Zidlane imilala ngesikhathi iNyuvesi yezobuchwepheshe, iDurban University of Technology (DUT) ikhala yemuka nezindondo kuma-2025 Marketing, Advancement and Communication in Education (MACE) Excellence awards, eGoli izolo. Kulomcimbi iDUT imuke nezindondo ezine. Ithimba lezokuxhumana lihlabane ngendondo yegolide nge-DUT Excellence 2025 (Semester 1) publication, ngesikhathi linqoba emunxeni we-Printed: Internal magazines and Newsletters. IDUT Alumni Relations and Advancement Unit ithole izindondo ezimbili zethusi nge-DUT Connect Magazine kanye nomkhankaso we-Stakeholder Engagement. Kulezi zindondo ezimbili, iDUT Connect Magazine ithathe izindondo ngaphansi komunxa we-Alumni Campaigns ne-Printed: Internal magazines nama-newsletters, kwathi ibhayiskobho ye-Valentine’s yaqokwa ngaphansi komunxa we-Stakeholder Engagement. UMqondisi omkhulu eDUT, uMnuz Alan Khan, uncome ithimba…
It’s been a week of protests at Wits that have led to the suspension of Students Representative Council (SRC) member, Musawenkosi Mavuso. Protesting students accuse him of sexually harassing a fellow student. “As the elected leadership of students, we refuse to be complicit in any act that undermines the safety, dignity, and justice of the student community,” explained SRC President, Nchabeleng Gilbert, as she confirmed the suspension. Gilbert urged the university to take firm disciplinary action, including Mavuso’s expulsion, and to ensure he faces full legal consequences if found guilty. The SRC also declared its support for the student-led march…