Celebrating Phoenix runner Prem Ramraj: a journey of over 1 350km in a year
Discover how a Phoenix runner's remarkable finish in the 1,000km Challenge exemplifies endurance, community spirit, and an unyielding passion for athletics.
Hansrajh "Butterfly" Lukhan: a 60 year odyssey in traditional Indian dance
At 76, Hansrajh 'Butterfly' Lukhan remains an icon of traditional Indian dance in South Africa. Despite family opposition and societal judgment for cross-dressing ...
The R44. 7 million Mabuza estate battle: when a financial decision changes everything
The battle over David Mabuza's R44. 7 million pension reveals critical failures in estate planning, illuminating a complex web of familial obligations, financial ...
Solly Singh reflects on a lifetime dedicated to fighting injustice and community service
RESPECTED Phoenix community activist Solly Singh celebrates his 70th birthday this Saturday. From humble beginnings in Clairwood to becoming a prominent trade unionist, ...
Siblings strike gold at SA junior fencing championships
THE MacIntosh siblings from Queensburgh have taken the South African fencing world by storm, winning gold medals in their respective divisions at the 2025 Junior ...
The Relaunch of the Minority Front: a legacy renewed for the future
In a powerful revival, the relaunch of the Minority Front symbolises a bold step towards renewed representation for South Africa's Indian community, honouring the ...
From Chatsworth to city hall: DA's Hoosen pledges to transform eThekwini
After a 30-year career in politics and a brief hiatus, Haniff Hoosen returns as the Democratic Alliance's mayoral candidate for eThekwini with bold promises to end ...
From pet portraits to divine devotion: Vishalia Pillay’s spiritual art journey
Johannesburg-based artist Vishalia Pillay shares how a spiritual retreat in Thailand transformed her career from creating beloved pet portraits to painting Hindu ...
KZN mortuaries in crisis: hundreds of bodies remain unclaimed for years
KZN mortuaries are storing hundreds of unclaimed bodies dating back to 2012, with some from the 2021 insurrection and 2022 floods still awaiting burial. This crisis ...
Charting a path for South Africa’s economic renewal
SOUTH Africa’s economic landscape faces momentous challenges, as underscored recently by the imposition of United States tariffs on South African goods which has ...
Win R130 million this Friday: South Africa's biggest PowerBall jackpot ever
Get ready to dream big! This Friday, you could be South Africa's next millionaire with a guaranteed R130 million up for grabs in the PowerBall draw. Don’t miss your ...
From 'Ye Macha Girl' to dance icon: Jessica Krish's 30-year cultural legacy
From a humble school performance to becoming South Africa's celebrated 'Ye Macha Girl,' Shrimati Jessica Krish's journey in Bharata Natyam has inspired generations. ...
Proposed Children's Act amendment sparks backlash over baby saver classification
THE proposed amendment to the Children's Act that would classify babies placed in 'baby savers' as abandoned children has sparked fierce opposition from child welfare ...
Beyond ballet: The call for Bharathanatyam's recognition in local education
South African experts argue that the 2,000-year-old classical dance form Bharathanatyam deserves equal recognition and state funding alongside Western art forms ...
Drugs and prostitution ring exposed in Umhlatuzana brothel raid
POLICE raided a suspected brothel called "The House" in Umhlatuzana following community complaints, arresting a 27-year-old man for drug possession.
Manesh Maharaj: preserving the legacy of Kathak in South Africa
Immerse yourself in the world of Kathak with Manesh Maharaj, where tradition meets spirituality and every twirl reflects a journey of self-discovery.
Visual Echoes from 165 years
The Indian South African community has woven a rich artistic tapestry over the years, embodying resilience, creativity, and a deep connection to their heritage. ...
Suspected drug-fuelled shooting spree leaves two dead in Chatsworth
Community leaders suggest the suspect may have been under the influence of drugs during the seemingly random attacks that left two dead.