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SIU exposes “marketplace” of sham marriages fueling massive immigration fraud in South Africa
Manyane Manyane|Published

SIU exposes “marketplace” of sham marriages fueling massive immigration fraud in ...

Top cyclists gear up for the aQuellé Tour Durban 2026

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Join thousands of cyclists at the aQuellé Tour Durban 2026, featuring top national riders and a new spectator-friendly race format. Discover the competitors and ...

Why medical aid members are facing more out-of-pocket healthcare expenses than ever before

James White|Published

Many South Africans mistakenly believe medical schemes fully cover hospital costs, but rising healthcare expenses and tariff shortfalls often leave patients with ...

Anti-Intellectualism in South Africa: Populism undermines critical thinking and weakens democracy

Nco Dube|Published

Political economist Nco Dube argues that the growing culture of anti-intellectualism in South Africa is eroding democratic accountability, weakening public debate, ...

Missing businessman Navin Shurren found dead

Taschica Pillay|Published

Navin Shurren, a 54-year-old businessman from Verulam, was found dead in Riverview after being reported missing.

KZN widow pleads for repatriation of husband's remains after Russian war death

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

A distraught KwaZulu-Natal mother is pleading for government intervention to repatriate the remains of her husband, who died in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The ...

KZN traditional leaders accuse COGTA MEC of 'banking scam' and divisive tactics

Sandile Mdadane|Published

Ubumbano Lwezinduna in KwaZulu-Natal has launched a scathing attack on the provincial COGTA MEC Thulasizwe Buthelezi alleging that traditional leaders were coerced ...

Is the viral cromun or cheesy jalebi the ultimate plot twist for South African sweetmeat lovers?

Debashine Thangevelo|Published

Join the dessert revolution with the cromun, a delightful fusion of croissant and gulab jamun, as we explore its origins and the exciting interpretations by food ...

Southern African Bishops slam Trump over “blasphemous” AI imagery as feud with Pope Leo XIV escalates

Sandile Mdadane|Published

The Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference has sharply criticised U. S. President Donald Trump for sharing an AI-generated image portraying himself as Jesus ...

Mpisane-Mkhize asset battle postponed as SARS tax case complicates divorce settlement

Zimbili Vilakazi|Published

The KwaZulu-Natal High Court has postponed the asset division case between Sibusiso Mpisane and Shauwn Mkhize, as ongoing legal disputes and a multi-million rand ...

IFP’s Velenkosini Hlabisa defends delay of elective conference, cites legal risks and unfinished branch processes

Sabelo Nsele|Published

IFP president Velenkosini Hlabisa says delays to the party’s elective conference are necessary to complete branch processes and avoid court challenges, while also ...

Mpisane returns to court over multi-million rand divorce estate amid SARS pursuit of MaMkhize

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Former Durban Metro Police officer Sibusiso Mpisane is back in court seeking a variation of his divorce order with ex-wife Shauwn Mkhize, as SARS intensifies efforts ...

Jiya Maharaj is proving that social media can actually be the ultimate study tool

ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

Discover how Jiya Maharaj, a second-year law student, is turning social media into a powerful educational tool, helping students navigate academic challenges while ...

KZN government removes children from controversial religious sect in KwaMaphumulo

Nkosikhona Cele|Published

Authorities in KwaZulu-Natal have intervened in a controversial religious sect in KwaMaphumulo after mounting concerns over child welfare, education, and health ...

WATCH: Sjava celebrates a decade in music with electric Durban show

Lutho Pasiya|Published

From emotional ballads to energetic collaborations, Sjava's 10 Year Celebration in Durban highlights his journey through music, captivating fans with every note. ...

Cuito Cuanavale: Angola’s Debt to Cuba is Unfinished

Vijay Prashad|Published

Cuba's intervention in Angola during the fight against apartheid not only changed the course of history but also forged a lasting bond between the two nations. This ...

Celebrating 20 years: St Anne’s school reunion that gives back

Taschica Pillay|Published

Alumnae from St Anne’s Diocesan College are celebrating their 20-year reunion by launching a fundraising campaign to raise R1 million for the Mandisa Fund, supporting ...

ANC bids farewell to their fallen party regalia merchandiser Sdudla Mhlongo

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

ANC members and congregants gathered to honour the life of Sdudla Mhlongo, a devoted ANC supporter and ANCWL member remembered for her tireless service and unwavering ...

Why $100 oil isn’t the economy-killer it used to be

Manpreet Gill|Published

The recent oil surge may resemble a 1970s-style disaster in the making. However, data suggests modern markets are far more resilient to oil price shocks than they ...

Why Zulu King's KwaZulu-Natal renaming proposal ushers in an era of cultural restoration

Sandile Ngema|Published

Communications specialist Sandile Ngema argues that King Misuzulu kaZwelithini’s proposal to rename KwaZulu-Natal to KwaZulu is a necessary step toward reclaiming ...