Many young crocodile are reported to be thriving in reedbeds in rivers along the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast.
Some residents have taken to removing the car batteries overnight, while others were fitting a chain and padlock to their car battery brackets.
Situated near Albert Park, Kingston Flats at 35 Park Street has been home to about 100 people, many of whom have had lawful occupancy for more than five years.
Student accommodation becomes goldmine for greedy developers
Thobani Phoseka will fly to Dubai early next year to take up an all-expenses-paid lifeguard job at a renowned ocean-themed resort and five-star hotel in Dubai.
Parliament hopes presentations and associated panel discussions would facilitate constructive engagement around an issue adversely affecting South Africa?s standing ...
While South Africa was performing well in the biotechnology sphere, the country lacked real hi-tech companies like Apple, Google and Amazon.
Veterinary scientists are pinning hopes on genetic science and ARTs to save rhino from extinction. Fred Kockott reports
Zuma era not yet over - at least not in the world of publishing, or in the courts - and looks set to continue producing an array of tell-all books.
A delegation led by sports minister Thokozile Xasa visited the Olympian hopeful's bedside where a five-hour operation was performed on him.
Public servant found guilty of stealing land and livestock which had been awarded to labour tenants.
Imagine an oil spill of the magnitude of what took place in the Gulf of Mexico eight years ago happening in KZN.
Has loud underwater noise from the oil and gas exploration industry caused whale and dolphin deaths along the KwaZulu-Natal coast?
AMID plans to bring the North Sea Jazz Festival to KZN, former MEC for Economic Development Mike Mabuyakhulu allegedly colluded with his HOD.
Mike Mabuyakhulu and his former HOD Desmond Khalid Golding secured R50 000 bail in court.
Good policing was required to deal with the horrible stuff of the sex trade world, including violence against sex workers, rape and human trafficking.
Moroccan adventurer Adil the Traveller looks set to follow in the footsteps of 13th century medieval explorer Muhammed Ibn Battuta.
The 24-year-old Moroccan adventurer Adil the Traveller looks set to explore Africa
Despite the state withdrawing cases that involve a paramedic who has been drawing blood at metro police roadblocks without proper registration, he insists he is ...
In 1988, a captain and a warrant officer took on apartheid’s covert security establishment, and won.