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By Nokwanda Ncwane Following the highly anticipated 30 June shutdown, March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma says the organisation will continue protesting every Thursday for as long as illegal immigration remains an issue in South Africa. Ngobese-Zuma made the remarks while addressing hundreds of supporters who participated in the Durban leg of the march, which started at King Dinuzulu Park and proceeded to the Point Police Station in South Beach, an area widely associated with drug-related activity. During her address, Ngobese-Zuma said she hoped the South African government had another R600 million available to deploy law enforcement officers, referring to…
Relebohile Mofokeng was a key player who assisted Orlando Pirates to win a treble in the 2025/2026 season including the Betway Premiership.
Government isn’t leaving anything to chance ahead of the highly-anticipated 30 June national shutdown.
By Nyeleti Madonsela For many, Eid is a time of togetherness – a day filled with family gatherings, shared meals,and celebration. For far too many children, especially those without families, the day can be lonely. In Durban, a youth-led organisation is working to change that reality. Youth 4 Humanity recently hosted their annual “Eid Fun Day,” bringing together orphans and underprivileged children from various madressahs for a morning dedicated to joy, inclusion, and care. The initiative aimed to ensure that every child, regardless of their circumstances, could experience the warmth and happiness during Eid. The director of Youth 4 Humanity…
By Sibongile Nyamo The KwaZulu-Natal government says law enforcement will be tough on law-breaking drivers this Easter weekend. This was the stance shared by KwaZulu-Natal Transport and Human Settlements MEC, Siboniso Duma, as he visited Durban Station Taxi Rank to assess the readiness and roadworthiness of minibus taxis. “We have zero tolerance, every vehicle on the road must meet the required safety standards to protect the lives of passengers,” said Duma. The visit forms part of the provincial government’s efforts to ensure commuter safety as thousands of travellers are expected to use long-distance transport during the holiday season. Duma conducted…
By Musa Zondo Some students who stay in one of the South Beach residences of the Durban University of Technology (DUT) were apprehended by police after they’d been drinking in the residence’s entrance on Friday night. They say the police assaulted them during their ride to the station and at the station. “I absolutely hate the police who tossed me in the car,” says one of the students. Weekends are usually known as times of joy, relaxation and celebration for students. This is the case for many in the Durban University of Technology (DUT) where students might buy a few…
Nhlakanipho Mnqayi The month of love came with joy and happiness for two lucky winners who won big at the unveiling of the latest edition of the HONOR X9d 5G at the Pavilion Shopping Mall on Saturday. The winners walked away with a R5,000 shopping voucher, R5,000 cheque, and a brand new HONOR X9d 5G cellphone worth around R9,999 to R11,499 for the outright cash purchase in South Africa as of February 2026. Speaking to Credible Source, Simphiwe Mbhele, who walked away with massive prizes, said he was over the moon as he wasn’t expecting to win. “I don’t know…
By Siphumelele Madide While there have been complaints about staggering youth unemployment numbers and entrepreneurship funding struggles, the KwaZulu-Natal government says it’s trying to do what it can to help. Recently, Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli handed over equipment to entrepreneurs while health MEC, Nomagugu Simelane, shared internship opportunities. Ntuli visited youth-owned GospeTech PTY (LTD) in Pietermaritzburg to hand over a vehicle and equipment that 26-year-old owner, Sindi Mthiyane, says will be very useful. Speaking on behalf of the company, NoxoloMsomi says: “The car will make it easy for us to deliver services and stock up.” In a press statement, the premier’s…
Nhlakanipho Mnqayi UMnyango wezeMfundo KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), uqwaqwade eminye iminyango yezemfundo kuzwelonke emiphumelweni ka-matric yango-2025. IKZN ilale endaweni yokuqala njengoba ithole ngaphezu kuka-90%. UNgqongqoshe wezeMfundo eyisiSekelo, uNksz Siviwe Gwarube, ngesikhathi ememezela imiphumela yalo nyaka ka-matric, emcimbini obuseGauteng, uncome lesi sifundazwe ngokushaya emakhanda ezinye izifundazwe. “Lolu hlelo alukhiqizi izinga esilifunayo noma ngabe likhulu kangakanani izinga lokuphasa,” kusho uGwarube. Uthe lesi sifundazwe senze kahle kwazise besibhekene nezingqinamba eziningi. Uveze nokuthi lesi sifundazwe sithole u-90.6%, okuchaza ukuthi silale endaweni yokuqala, sashaya ezinye izifundazwe. Nyakenye emiphumeleni ka-matric, iKZN yaphuma endaweni yesibili ngokuthola u89.5%, iFree State kwayiyo eyayilele endaweni yokuqala ngo-91.0%, iGauteng yona yayilele endaweni yesithathu.…
Nhlakanipho Mnqayi Bafana Bafana are through to round-16 after beating Zimbabwe 3-2 in the last match of the round robin format in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco. South Africa will join Egypt who emerged as group winners after playing to a goalless draw against Angola in group B. Bafana’s next match is on the 4th of January 2026 where they will face Group F runners-up (Cameroon/Ivory Coast/Gabon/Mozambique) in the round of 16 clash.