KZN contractors face blacklisting for substandard, incomplete work
The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure in KwaZulu-Natal is set to blacklist contractors delivering substandard or incomplete work, as MEC Martin Meyer emphasises the need for accountability in service delivery
Msunduzi mayor faces backlash over failed public fan park for Nedbank Cup final
Mayor Mzimkhulu Thebolla of Msunduzi Municipality faces backlash after failing to establish public viewing areas for the Nedbank Cup final, leading to community disappointment and an apology from the Mayor
Trade union federations welcome ruling reinstating Ithala's operations
The recent court judgement reinstating some functions of Ithala SOC has been hailed as a victory by labour federations and political parties, renewing faith in the justice system and paving the way for the bank's transformation into a state institution
Legal experts warn MK Party's call for lifestyle audits for judge could undermine judicial independence
Umkhonto We Sizwe Party has raised concerns over recent court judgments, calling for lifestyle audits for judges to ensure transparency and accountability in the judiciary.
Durban prepares for the Nedbank Cup Final with free fan parks, while ANC Youth League calls for enhanced fan experience
Join the excitement of the 2025 Nedbank Cup Final at free fan parks in Durban, where soccer lovers can enjoy the match live on screen, while the ANC Youth League calls for enhanced measures to ensure a better fan experience.
Call for eThekwini officials and taxi operators to address delays in Go! Durban bus project before Parliament
The National Council of Provinces (NCOP) aims to resolve the deadlock in the Go! Durban bus project, addressing disputes between taxi operators and the eThekwini Municipality. This initiative seeks to ensure inclusive participation in public transport development
Urgent call for KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape school nutrition programme challenges to be addressed
The Portfolio Committee on Basic Education urges immediate action to resolve the school nutrition issues affecting vulnerable learners in KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape, as delays in payments threaten their access to essential meals.
Concerns rise over eThekwini Municipality's cash coverage amid R35 billion consumer debt
The eThekwini Municipality faces significant financial challenges, with city councillors expressing alarm over low cash coverage and outstanding debts totalling R35 billion.
Nedbank Cup final: A significant economic boost for Durban
As the Nedbank Cup final approaches, Durban anticipates a significant economic boost, with thousands of fans expected to flock to the city, promising a financial windfall for local businesses
MK Party demands accountability over delayed payments to school nutrition service providers
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party expresses deep outrage over the KZN Education Department's failure to pay service providers in the school nutrition programme on time, demanding immediate accountability.
KwaZulu-Natal's Education Department grapples with R250 million debt crisis
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education is grappling with a staggering R250 million debt to the eThekwini Municipality, raising concerns about its financial stability and the impact on education services in the province
KZN's informal economy masterplan aims to empower township businesses
The KZN Informal Economy Masterplan aims to formalise and support township businesses, as MEC Musa Zondi reveals new initiatives to boost local economies and enhance competitiveness.
Employment equity amendment act sparks controversy between DA, ANC
The Employment Equity Amendment Act's new regulations has ignited a fierce legal dispute between the DA and ANC, raising concerns over race-based employment quotas and their impact on South Africa's labour market.
DA and ANC clash over Employment Equity Amendment Act regulations on race-based quotas
The Employment Equity Amendment Act's new regulations has ignited a fierce legal dispute between the DA and ANC, raising concerns over race-based employment quotas and their impact on South Africa's labour market
New iNkonjane Nature Reserve established in KwaZulu-Natal to protect endangered wildlife
Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife announces the declaration of the iNkonjane Nature Reserve, a new protected area in KwaZulu-Natal, aimed at safeguarding critically endangered species like the Blue Swallow and Pennington’s Protea Butterfly.
School feeding scheme suppliers warn of food shortages amid payment issues in KZN
With school reopening imminent, suppliers of the National School Nutrition Programme warn that many pupils may go without meals due to unpaid debts.
MK Party aims to dominate the 2026 local government elections after KZN by-election wins
The Umkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) is gaining momentum ahead of the 2026 local government elections, with recent by-election victories signalling a potential decline for the ANC in KwaZulu-Natal.
ANC suffers another defeat to MK Party in KZN by-election, faces tough battle to woo voters
Umkhonto Wesizwe party continues its electoral resurgence, winning a key by-election in Mandeni Municipality, previously held by the ANC
Edtea MEC says closure of Ithala Bank would severely impact KZN's most vulnerable residents
MEC Musa Zondi emphasises the urgent need for regulatory clarity to support Ithala Bank, highlighting its critical role in empowering the rural poor and ensuring financial inclusion in KwaZulu-Natal
KZN man describes trek to Mount Everest's Base Camp: Battling Khumbu cough and other challenges
A hiking group made up of hikers from KZN and Gauteng recently made the trek to Mount Everest's base camp
MEC Duma: Northern KZN border barriers reduce hijackings, but project completion is crucial
MEC Sboniso Duma stresses the urgent need to complete the Northern KwaZulu-Natal border barrier project, citing its proven effectiveness in curbing crime and the dire consequences of leaving gaps for criminals
Nearly 5,000 eThekwini Municipality employees fall behind on municipal payments
Ethekwini municipality's latest financial report reveals that nearly 5,000 employees are in arrears on their municipal accounts, contributing to a staggering R80 million in debt. As public outrage grows over potential tariff increases, the municipality faces ongoing challenges in managing its finances
KZN Tourism MEC says Drakensberg cable car project being fast-tracked after lengthy delays
The Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs is committed to fast-tracking the long-awaited Cable Car Project in the Drakensberg, addressing delays and highlighting its significance as a cross-border initiative
Inadequate funding leaves thousands of KwaZulu-Natal pupils without scholar transport
Despite a budget increase, thousands of pupils in KwaZulu-Natal are still facing long distances to school due to inadequate funding for scholar transport, leaving many on a waiting list
KwaZulu-Natal's ambitious plans for direct international flights to enhance tourism
KwaZulu-Natal's MEC for Economic Development reveals ambitious plans to enhance tourism through direct flights from key international destinations, aiming to reposition the province as a leading tourist hub