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Thursday, May 22, 2025

Surge in burglaries threatens ICT infrastructure in KwaZulu-Natal schools

KwaZulu-Natal schools are grappling with a troubling surge in burglaries that jeopardise their ICT infrastructure, prompting urgent calls for enhanced security measures from education officials and community leaders.

Thobeka Ngema|Published

Embracing helicopter mom mode: navigating parenting challenges with love and empathy

In her column, Tracy shares experiences and lessons learnt as she navigates life and grows with her two boys. To share your views email Tracy on tracy-lynn. ruiters@inl. co. za

Tracy-Lynn Ruiters|Published

If your female boss emasculates you, maybe it’s time to look in the mirror

There are too many stories of women managers and executives being gaslit  by their underlings and actively undermined by having their every decision or instruction retro validated by male peers.

Opinion|Updated

First Blind Culinary School opens in Durban, empowering visually impaired students

The school is designed to impart cooking skills and vital life skills to visually-impaired students.

Yoshini Perumal|Published

Dr Shavani Naicker is UKZN's youngest PhD graduate

In a stunning accomplishment, Dr Shavani Naicker, at just 26, has become the youngest PhD graduate at UKZN.

IOL Reporter|Published

History of Indians’ participation in the South African Military

The South African Indian Legion (SAIL) of Military Veterans, have encapsulated the roles and success of Indians in the military spanning from the Anglo-Zulu War to present, which is currently part of a new exhibition at the Ditsong National Museum of Military History in Saxonwold, Johannesburg. The non-profit organisation researches, documents, and creates awareness surrounding the South African Indian military history.

The South African Indian Legion (SAIL) of Military Veterans|Published

A journey from theology to military chaplaincy

Dr Mathias Yuvan Shunmugam's goal is to expand his involvement in communities as a chaplain

Nadia Khan|Published

Jaedon Naidu graduates summa cum laude as UKZN's top performing graduate of 2025

Jaedon Naidu's remarkable journey leads to pinnacle of academic success at UKZN.

IOL Reporter|Published

Are you smarter than an 11th grader?

Think you can outsmart a teenager? The IIE’s Varsity College National High School Quiz is back, offering Grade 11 students a chance to win R100,000 in prizes while testing their knowledge across various subjects. Join the fun and challenge your kids today!

Partnered Content|Updated