KwaZulu-Natal to phase out ‘unnecessary’ consultants
In a drastic move, the KwaZulu-Natal department of public works and infrastructure has announced its plan to phase out consultants, saying it was an unnecessary... Read more.
‘Embrace law abiding foreigners, like Shaka did,’ says King
AmaZulu King MisuZulu KaZwelithini has ordered his subjects to protect and live side by side with foreign nationals to emulate the aspirations of the fallen and... Read more.
Mr Price gives cotton farmers a lifeline
Small-scale cotton growers in Makhathini Flats, a village in Jozini under the uMkhanyakude district, northern KwaZulu-Natal, who have struggled to translate the... Read more.
Unisa embarrassed as Shembe leader slights honorary doctorate
The University of South Africa (Unisa) has been embarrassed after Mduduzi “Unyazi” Shembe, who leads the biggest faction of the Nazareth Baptist Church, tur... Read more.
DA questions plan to build AmaZulu king a new palace
Plans to construct a new multi-million rands palace for AmaZulu King MisuZulu kaZwelithini, who already receives a substantial budget for his lavish lifestyle, ... Read more.
State gunning for construction mafia-linked KZN politicians
There’s nowhere to run for unscrupulous government employees and politicians who are using the so-called construction mafias to extort money from lucrative in... Read more.
‘Hamba kahle Pravin Jamnadas Gordhan’
The final send-off of former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, whose political life divided South Africans, was preceded by heavy downpours in his home province ... Read more.
‘KZN motorists who got licences through bribery will lose them’
Those who fraudulently attained their learners and driver’s licence by bribing traffic officials will have their licences cancelled and will be required to re... Read more.
Opposition parties’ knives are out for KZN mayor
Opposition parties under the Endumeni local municipality, formerly Dundee in the KwaZulu-Natal far midlands, are wielding the axe for mayor Siyabonga Ndlovu, sa... Read more.
State continues to foot bill for hijacked buildings in KZN
Undocumented immigrants and criminal organisations have illegally occupied more than 13 000 buildings in KwaZulu-Natal. The startling disclosures came to light ... Read more.
