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Umkhumbane Secondary School faces a significant crisis as the installation of CCTV cameras in classrooms leads to a boycott by teachers. With only 16 teachers managing over 1,300 learners, the School Governing Body (SGB) insists the cameras are essential for safety, while parents support their decision against teacher opposition.
The Pietermaritzburg High Court has ruled in favour of Thokozile, the first wife of taxi boss Caiphus Mvana Zwane, granting her the right to bury him despite opposition from his second wife, Hlengiwe. This significant ruling highlights the complexities of customary marriage and burial rights in South Africa.
Chief Justice Mandisa Maya has publicly distanced herself from the African Female Leader of the Year Award, responding to media speculation and clarifying her non-participation in the prestigious event.
Yusuf Ismail, a Scottburgh motorist, faces serious charges after a high-speed chase where he was clocked at 204 km/h in a 120 km/h zone, leading to his arrest by traffic officers.
In a dramatic court showdown, KZN Police Chief Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi challenges businessman Calvin Mathibeli's serious allegations, citing a lack of evidence in a bid to protect his reputation.
Police in Lamontville have arrested two suspects for cultivating dagga in a lab situated directly opposite a high school, raising concerns about drug accessibility for students.
As land invasions escalate in eThekwini, the municipality is set to bolster its security unit ahead of the critical 2026 Local Government Elections.
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber reveals that over 2,000 study visas were fraudulently issued through internal syndicates, with significant administrative actions now underway to restore integrity to South Africa’s immigration system.
Health Minister Motsoaledi reassures South Africans that despite two suppliers entering business rescue, there will be no disruption in ARV supply, ensuring continued access to essential medication for patients.
The eThekwini Municipality's disconnection of water supply to schools due to unpaid bills is causing significant disruption to education, raising concerns about the future of students.
