Westville warden murder: Killer sentenced to 25 years

Nomonde Zondi|Published

The Durban High court sentenced Kwanele Khumalo to 25 years’ imprisonment for murder, 15 years each for two counts of robbery with aggravating circumstances, 10 ...

Youth science competition: Three South African students represent the nation in China

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Three talented South African Grade 10 learners will represent their country at the 2026 Beijing Youth Science Creation Competition, presenting innovative research ...

Watch VideoWhy the Stormers’ attack is failing to fire despite forward dominance

John Goliath|Published

Despite sitting second on the URC log, the Stormers are frustrated by a lack of clinical edge in the red zone. Dawie Snyman discusses the return of Edinburgh's internationals ...

Faith without barriers – A call for inclusive worship

Rajendran Govender|Published

This article explores the troubling trend of restricting access to places of worship based on religious identity, highlighting the ethical, constitutional, and practical ...

National Credit Regulator issues new guideline to strengthen credit report dispute process

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

The National Credit Regulator has introduced Guideline 005/2025 to standardise how disputes over incorrect credit report information are handled, requiring credit ...

Water supply disrupted in South Durban after pump station vandalised

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

The damage to key mechanical and electrical components has halted pumping to the Athlone Park Reservoir, affecting Athlone Park, Amanzimtoti, Umbogintwini and Orient ...

The grandstanding in Parliament won't put food on my table

Chris Maxon|Published

As geopolitical tensions such as the Israel–Iran conflict escalation dominate parliamentary debate, this opinion piece argues that South African lawmakers are increasingly ...

South African women lead divorce filings as marriage loses its grip

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Marriage is steadily losing ground in South Africa as fewer couples tie the knot and more unions end in divorce. New figures from Statistics South Africa show women ...

Dismissing immigration protests won't make South Africa's immigration crisis disappear

Sandile Mdadane|Published

One year after its founding in Durban by Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, anti-illegal immigration civic organisation, March and March, has become one of the most controversial ...

Faith vs culture: Is the Catholic Church losing the confidence of its people?

Nco Dube|Published

Poltical economist Nco Dube explores the deep-seated tensions within the Catholic Church following the recent syncretism controversy in the Archdiocese of Durban. ...

Suspended Police Minister demands evidence from KZN Police Commissioner amid growing political tensions

Sandile Mdadane|Published

On-leave Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has hit back at KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, labeling recent testimony regarding ...

Sudan at a Crossroads as the Path to Peace Remains Complex

Jessica Uiras|Published

The African Union's 1330th Communiqué highlights the urgent humanitarian crisis in Sudan, reaffirming its commitment to peace and stability while calling for immediate ...

Umhlanga residents oppose new gambling facility approval

Taschica Pillay|Published

Residents of Umhlanga Rocks are mobilising to appeal the eThekwini Municipality's recent approval of a new gambling facility, citing concerns over community impact ...

One year of March and March: Why South Africans refuse to be strangers in their own country

Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma|Published

A year after launching the anti-illegal migration movement March and March, in Durban on March 24, 2025, founder Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma reflects on how what began ...

Student lodges complaint against UKZN over accessibility and discrimination issues

Taschica Pillay|Published

A prospective student has filed a complaint with the South African Human Rights Commission against the University of KwaZulu-Natal, alleging discrimination and accessibility ...

Entrepreneur Kelebogile Mothelesi grows auto repair business and challenges industry stereotypes

Ashley Lechman|Published

A Northern Cape entrepreneur is transforming rural automotive repairs while creating jobs and breaking industry stereotypes.

Why the US Miscalculated Tehran’s Political Resilience

Farhad Ibragimov|Published

Iran's political system demonstrates remarkable resilience in the face of US and Israeli aggression, defying initial expectations of a swift collapse. This article ...

Durban braces for anti-immigration march

Taschica Pillay|Published

March and March movement in Durban rally against the rising tide of illegal immigration, highlighting the impact on local communities and calling for government ...

The Constitution: A Beacon and Battleground for Equality

Prof. Bheki Mngomezulu|Published

Explore the achievements and ongoing challenges of human rights in South Africa, thirty years after the Constitution's enactment. This article delves into the realities ...