The conference was organised under the banner “Celebrating 25 Years of Durban: Indian Contributions to Combatting Caste and Racism” and hosted by the … Read more: IIT-Delhi’s Durban moment: Why IITs must make space for caste and race scholarship
The scene is set for an enthralling rematch when the teams square up for a United Rugby Championship showdown at Kings Park in Durban on Saturday ( … Read more: Stormers must be better in big moments against Sharks, says Dixon – The Herald
The City of Cape Town is awaiting approval from the National Director of Public Prosecutions before using “AI cameras” to catch motorists driving … Read more: Cape Town seeks legal nod for traffic ‘AI cameras’ to nab seatbelt, phone offenders
On Wednesday, 28 January, film and television professionals protested in Cape Town, accusing the state of crippling their industry. Read more: Parliament vows intervention after Save SA Film Jobs protest exposes industry freefall
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille highlights KwaZulu-Natal’s significant role in this growth and announces exciting new developments to further … Read more: KwaZulu-Natal leads South Africa’s tourism growth in 2025 – Daily News
THE IFP has officially endorsed King Misuzulu kaZwelithini’s controversial campaign to remove ” Natal” from KwaZulu-Natal’s name, describing the … Read more: IFP backs AmaZulu King’s campaign to rename KwaZulu-Natal province – IOL
Durban, 28 January 2026 – The South African National Roads Agency SOC … N2 Southbound Ramp to N3 Eastbound (King Shaka International Airport to Durban) … Read more: N3 TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES TO ACCOMMODATE DEMOLITION OF THE OLD …
DURBAN – ALS Paramedics says at least eight people have been killed in a crash just south of Durban. A truck and a minibus taxi collided on the … Read more: At least 8 killed in crash on R102 in Durban – eNCA
KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Major-General Lesetja Senona grilled over his relationship with suspected crime kingpin Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala. Image … Read more: Hawks boss under fire for ‘selective memory’ – Cape Times