Numsa mourns the passing of its KZN chairperson
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa pays tribute to Phakama Kheswa, a dedicated leader and advocate for workers’ rights, following his passing.
ANC reconfigures provincial structures in KZN and Gauteng to strengthen party unity
The ANC’s recent restructuring of provincial leadership in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng aims to rebuild the party after a significant electoral decline. Mdumiseni Ntuli explains the rationale behind these changes and their implications for the party’s future.
Durban residents urged to relocate from high-risk flood zones
Durban’s deputy mayor warns residents of the increasing risks of floods and landslides, urging those in vulnerable areas to relocate inland as climate change intensifies weather disasters.
Allegations of fraud at Ezemvelo Wildlife: a parliamentary inquiry unfolds
Allegations of financial misconduct and tender collusion at Ezemvelo Wildlife were discussed in a recent parliamentary session, as CEO Sihle Mkhize outlines steps taken to address the issues.
KZN Scopa considers summoning Johan Kruger over Ithala management allegations
The KwaZulu-Natal Standing Committee on Public Accounts is considering summoning Johan Kruger to address serious allegations regarding his management of Ithala SOC Limited, as the bank faces operational challenges.
Ithala CEO details attempts to retain its banking license
Vilakazi told Scopa that several attempts to get Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana, to intervene to help the bank obtain a banking license so that it could continue to operate, fell flat.
Durban man seeks answers after R37 000 tax refund goes missing
Sathdav was shocked to learn that the refund mysteriously ended up in the TymeBank account, which he did not know about.
SARS paid pensioners rebate into a ‘falsified’ TymeBank account
“I don’t know who opened the account with TymeBank as it was not me and not any member of my family,” said Jairaj Sathdav.
ANC veterans launch initiative to reintegrate former comrades, including Zuma
Veterans of the ANC’s Umkhonto weSizwe are spearheading a project to reintegrate former comrades, including Jacob Zuma, as they strive for unity and reconciliation within the party.
Elderly man seeks answers after SARS money deposited into unknown TymeBank account
An elderly man from Durban is demanding answers after his SARS refund of over R37,000 was mysteriously deposited into a TymeBank account he did not open.
MKP spokesperson addresses allegations of infighting within the party
MKP spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela addresses recent allegations of infighting within the party, highlighting unity and strong leadership despite public controversies.
MKP launches campaign to save Ithala Bank from liquidation
MKP’s Des van Rooyen calls on Parliament to rectify policies hindering Ithala Bank’s banking licence as the institution faces imminent liquidation.
Expert warns Afrikaners on US move
An immigration expert cautions Afrikaners considering US President Trump's refugee offer, highlighting potential challenges and risks of moving to America.
White South Africans warned about Trump’s greener pastures offer
Visa Immigration SA managing director Ross Viljoen was reacting to Trump’s executive order opening a floodgate for Afrikaners, aggrieved by their government passing transformation policies, to migrate to America.
Trump’s immigration order: Afrikaners in Pietermaritzburg choose home over relocation
Afrikaners in Pietermaritzburg express their strong rejection of Trump’s immigration offer, emphasising their commitment to South Africa despite ongoing struggles.
Immigration expert warns Afrikaners about taking up Donald Trump’s refugee offer
Visa Immigration SA managing director Ross Viljoen was reacting to Trump’s executive order opening a floodgate for Afrikaners, aggrieved by their government passing transformation policies, to migrate to America.
The fight for education: a young man’s journey through tertiary rejections
A young man from Pietermaritzburg shares his struggles with repeated rejections from tertiary institutions, highlighting the challenges faced by many South African youths in accessing higher education.
Durban businesswoman Shaun Mkhize sufferers another legal setback
This is after the North Gauteng High Court struck her urgent application seeking an order that its curator issues a letter assuring the National Soccer League (NSL) that her soccer club was financially sound to play its games.
Shauwn Mkhize faces legal setbacks in tax dispute with SARS
Shauwn Mkhize’s urgent application to assure the National Soccer League of her club’s financial stability has been struck down by the Pietermaritzburg High Court, raising questions about the future of Royal AM FC.
Trump’s executive order: mixed reactions from South African political parties
Trump’s executive order targeting South Africa has sparked a range of reactions from political parties, highlighting the complexities of international relations and domestic policies.
Afrikaner leaders reject Trump’s refugee offer amid land policy concerns
Afrikaner leaders in South Africa firmly reject President Trump’s offer for refugee status, citing a commitment to their homeland and concerns over cultural identity.
Mandeni community reels from gruesome murders of councillor and police officers
Mandeni, a peaceful community in KwaZulu-Natal, faces a shocking start to the year with the murders of five individuals, including a local councillor and two police officers. As the community grapples with the violence, police investigations continue to uncover the motives behind these tragic events.
DA challenges Msunduzi Municipality’s R27 million sponsorship of Royal AM FC
DA seeks to nullify Msunduzi Municipality’s R27 million sponsorship of Royal AM FC amid tax allegations against the team’s owner.
Zuma’s legal strategy: aligning with Thales in arms deal prosecution
Jacob Zuma’s legal team supports Thales’ application for acquittal in the arms deal corruption case, arguing that the death of key witnesses undermines the prosecution’s case.
Young South Africans queue for two weeks for university admission
Young people in South Africa are facing despair as they queue for two weeks at the Durban University of Technology, uncertain about their admission status amidst protests and bureaucratic challenges.