Author: Sandile Motha

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Buthelezi
News

Buthelezi hospital visits limited

The security detail of IFP founder and president emeritus Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi has been beefed up to ensure that only close family members visit him during... Read more.
News

Top executive at University of Zululand linked to R30m kickbacks

A University of Zululand executive has allegedly benefited from R30-million in kickbacks paid out by a moribund construction company rendering services to the institution.The... Read more.
DA Johan Steenhuisen
Politics

Opposition parties reach out to citizens to help dethrone ANC

Leaders of a political pact comprising the DA, Freedom Front Plus, ActionSA, IFP and smaller parties want citizens on board to hatch a plan to dethrone the ANC in... Read more.
ANCWL
Politics

Golden oldies dominate KZN ANCWL top five leadership

Young Women continued to be shunned by the delegates attending the ANC Women’s League (ANCWL) provincial conference convened in Durban at the weekend. Sixty-four... Read more.
Snowfall clean-up briefing
Politics

‘ANC will not need coalition partners to govern in KwaZulu-Natal’

With a few months left before the 2024 general elections, KwaZulu-Natal ANC chairperson Siboniso Duma believes the governing party will record a landslide victory.... Read more.
Premier
News

Aggrieved community yet to see justice served for murdered teen

As the country celebrates women’s month, the community of eNtshawini in KwaDukuza believes there is nothing to celebrate. This because the KwaZulu-Natal north... Read more.
Richards Bay
Sports

Delays keep Richards Bay fans at bay

Football fans of the KwaZulu-Natal football outfit Richards Bay FC, which will be in their second season campaigning in the elite Premier Soccer League (PSL), will... Read more.
KwaZulu-Natal and legislature
Politics

Move to relocate KwaZulu-Natal legislature gains momentum

The IFP plans to relocate the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) provincial legislature to Ulundi if it dislodges the ANC from power in the general elections next year. This was... Read more.