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Tsotetsi first African woman to serve on IBA

Apart from its long connection with coal mining and its rich heritage underpinned on the Anglo-Boer war and Zulu resistance, the rural town of Dundee in KwaZulu... Read more.
Soccer, Sports

Police on the heels of Harry Gwala Stadium shooters

Police in KwaZulu-Natal are hunting for a man who is believed to be the key instigator of the violent scenes at Harry Gwala Stadium in Pietermaritzburg during a... Read more.
IFP
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Hlabisa, Ntuli bicker as both eye KZN premiership

The IFP has kept a lid on an internal squabble pitting party president Velenkosini Hlabisa against KwaZulu-Natal provincial chairperson Thamsanqa Ntuli, which i... Read more.
Politics

Concern over AmaZulu king ‘exposing himself to wolves’

AmaZulu King MisuZulu kaZwelithini is exposing himself to wolves who want to capture him and steal the land belonging to the Ingonyama Trust. This is the view o... Read more.
Mangosuthu Buthelezi
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We pray that we do not lose our king, says concerned Buthelezi

AmaZulu traditional prime minister Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi is pleading with AmaZulu nation to pray for King MisuZulu kaZwelithini, saying he fears for his l... Read more.
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Still no answers for missing R300m after failed cultural precinct

There is still no end in sight to what happened to the millions of rands spent in what is known as the Enyokeni Cultural Precinct announced 10 years ago by the ... Read more.
Murder
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Another fatal shooting rocks Durban’s notorious Glebelands hostel

Another brutal killing has rocked the notorious Glebelands hostel in Durban. Thirty-year-old Sazi Nonkawana is the latest victim of the deadly brawl which has c... Read more.
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ANC KZN secretary called to account for R55m unfinished project

ANC secretary-general in KwaZulu-Natal Bheki Mtolo has been hauled to answer for the unfinished sports complex that cost the Greater Kokstad municipality a whop... Read more.
Politics

Social development forks out millions for officials sitting at home

The KwaZulu-Natal department of social development has revealed that it has forked out more than R14-million paying salaries of suspended officials. The officia... Read more.