Microsoft SA and Mwelase Foundation launch FutureCoders Club to boost digital skills in rural KZN

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

The Mwelase Foundation has partnered with Microsoft South Africa to roll out the FutureCoders Club in KwaMaphumulo, offering rural learners hands-on training in ...

From taxi boss’s daughter to transport entrepreneur building an 18 vehicle fleet

Ashley Lechman|Published

Keotshepile Jonathan grew up as a taxi boss’s daughter. Today she leads a transport business built on resilience, discipline and a single calculated risk.

Vision Group rubbishes claims Moyanga joined Robert Gumede in Tongaat Hulett bid

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Vision Group has dismissed social media reports claiming businessman Peter Moyanga has joined Robert Gumede in the bid to acquire Tongaat Hulett, calling the information ...

KZN Catholic Church reshuffle stirs purge debate over ‘syncretism’ priests

Nkosikhona Cele|Published

A recent reshuffle in the Durban Catholic Church has placed two popular priests, Fr Thembelani Ngcobo and Fr Sifiso Ndlovu, on involuntary sabbaticals amid controversy ...

The impact of the Middle East conflict on travellers

Taschica Pillay|Published

Amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East, thousands of travellers are left stranded, facing flight cancellations and chaotic travel disruptions. This article explores ...

After 26 Years of Delays, Hope Rises for R7.5bn Durban Film City Project on Iconic Beachfront

Taschica Pillay|Published

After nearly three decades of hurdles, the Durban Film City project is poised for a breakthrough, with government support and a passionate vision from producer Anant ...

Trump and the Crisis of Multilateralism: A New Era of Unilateral Power

Zamikhaya Maseti|Published

Explore how Donald Trump's Conservative Republicanism is reshaping global multilateralism and the war economy, revealing the fragility of international law and the ...

South African women prepare for the spiritual journey of Hajj in exclusive webinar

Taschica Pillay|Published

Join a groundbreaking conversation today as SAHUC offers South African women a unique opportunity to prepare spiritually for Hajj. Learn from experienced educators ...

Iran's geopolitical tensions: a looming crisis for South African consumers

Ashley Lechman|Published

As the Iran conflict escalates and oil prices surge, South African consumers face increased financial strain, with rising fuel costs and economic uncertainty affecting ...

South African Church Defenders to march against CRL Commission regulations

Taschica Pillay|Published

Thousands are expected to join the South African Church Defenders in a march through Durban, protesting against new regulations from the CRL Commission that they ...

Durban Film City: R7.5 billion dream ignites

Taschica Pillay|Published

After nearly three decades of hurdles, the Durban Film City project is poised for a breakthrough, with government support and a passionate vision from producer Anant ...

KZN Education Department defies Cabinet order on early retirement, sparks union fury

Bongani Hans|Published

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education’s decision to reject early retirement applications has triggered widespread outrage, as it goes against a national directive ...

Benni McCarthy questions 2026 World Cup in USA amid global conflicts

Matshelane Mamabolo|Published

Benni McCarthy, South Africa national football team’s all-time leading scorer, says he is deeply troubled by the state of global conflicts and feels uneasy about ...

Indian Film Festival in Durban: A celebration of cinema and culture

Taschica Pillay|Published

Join the celebration of Indian cinema at the three-day Indian Film Festival in Durban, featuring acclaimed films, cultural dialogue, and free screenings from March ...

Former Durban Tourism head Phillip Sithole joins MK Party ahead of local government elections

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Former eThekwini deputy city manager and ex-Durban Tourism head Phillip Sithole has joined the uMkhonto weSizwe Party, announcing his move alongside party president ...

Eskom warns of power cuts as municipal debt tops R110bn

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Eskom has begun a public consultation process that could lead to electricity supply interruptions in 14 municipalities that have failed to pay their electricity ...

Licensing delays by municipalities blocking spaza shops from accessing government support

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Parliament’s portfolio committee has warned that municipal licensing delays are preventing thousands of spaza shops from accessing government support funding, despite ...

South Africa in the eye of the Epic Fury storm

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Escalating US–Israel–Iran hostilities launched on February 28 could reshape regional power dynamics and trigger economic and political repercussions for South Africa, ...

uShaka Wet 'n Wild reopens to the public after repairs

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

The necessary repairs to the water plant system have been completed.