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Durban film city: growing like a Banyan tree despite delays

Jerald Vedan|Published

FOR over two decades, Anant Singh's R7.5 billion Durban Film City has faced endless obstacles - from legal battles to infrastructure challenges. Yet like the sacred Banyan tree in Durban's Botanical Gardens, this dream continues to put down roots, pr…

2026 National Budget: key insights from the Minara Chamber of Commerce"

Ebrahim Patel|Published

Explore how the 2026 National Budget could reshape South Africa's economy, fostering growth and addressing pressing challenges.

Budget 2026: what it actually means for your pocket

Sanjith Hannuman|Published

As South Africans engage in their annual tradition of dissecting the National Budget, this year’s speech from Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana brings forth a mix ...

Moral clarity on Gaza, Zionism, and the sacredness of all life

Roshan Jainath|Published

In the midst of a seemingly unending conflict, a profound call for universal love and recognition emerges, urging us to confront the injustices faced by both Palestinians ...

Durban needs a new operation jumpstart to protect its global tourism and conferencing position

Eric Apelgren|Published

As Durban's business events sector navigates the aftermath of the Hilton brand's departure, the city must realign its strategy to restore its standing on the global ...

Bhajan clubbing: spiritual journey or entertainment disguised as devotion?

Lokesh Ramnath Maharajh|Published

Explore the growing trend of Bhajan Clubbing in South Africa—a lively fusion of traditional devotional singing and modern nightlife.

From exclusion to equality: why SA must recognise Hindu marriages

Simi Sharma|Published

SOUTH Africa's failure to legally recognise Hindu marriages is a lingering legacy of apartheid that continues to harm women and families within the Hindu community. ...

One item. One discount. One fair deal

Yogin Devan|Published

Supermarkets are increasingly playing with prices, forcing shoppers into deals that encourage waste rather than savings. Discover the truth about multi-buy tactics ...

Moulana gunned down outside mosque at the start of Ramadan

Robin - Lee Francke|Published

MOULANA Moestaqeem Wanza, a 33-year-old Muslim cleric, was fatally shot outside the Salaamudien Masjied in Mitchells Plain, Cape Town, shortly after concluding Ramadan ...

The town of Bedlam

Ravi Govender|Published

Once a charming village, Verulam now juggles nostalgia and quirky chaos. Discover the tales that make this town as enchanting as it is bewildering!

South Africa's lost boys: the crisis hiding in plain sight

Professor Suriamurthee Maistry|Published

Desperate times call for urgent solutions as disturbing data illuminates the crisis of boys dropping out of high schools in South Africa. We must harness the collective ...

The normalisation of unemployment in South Africa

Professor Aradhana Ramnund-Mansingh|Published

As South Africa grapples with soaring unemployment rates, the cyclical nature of job seeking emerges as a poignant reflection on hope and persistence. Are we witnessing ...

Public service crisis: when government officials forget who they serve

Dr Raymond Perrier|Published

As eThekwini grapples with self-image while its citizens struggle with inadequate services, one cannot help but wonder: when will our public servants begin serving ...

Gaur Gopal Das at the Jaipur Literature Festival: Don't Worry, Buy the Book

Kiru Naidoo|Published

PRABU, Prabhu ...", an elderly man in a faded turban and crumbled kurta eager for a photograph, calls out to Gaur Gopal Das, India's most-followed monk with over ...

King Misuzulu's KwaZulu-Natal name change proposal could cost billions, experts warn

Hope Ntanzi|Published

KING Misuzulu kaZwelithini's call to drop 'Natal' from KwaZulu-Natal has ignited debate, with experts warning the change could cost billions of rand at a time when ...

Whistleblower protection: from repeated promises to urgent action

ADVOCATE TSELISO THIPANYANE and Pops Rampersad|Published

In the wake of President Cyril Ramaphosa's 2026 State of the Nation Address, concerns rise as whistleblower protections lag. The calls for immediate action highlight ...

The village we must save: a call for compassionate transformation at eThekwini

Sanjith Hannuman|Published

eThekwini Municipality reveals a staggering R493 million in irregular expenditure, prompting urgent calls for accountability and transformation, writes Sanjith Hannuman. ...

Understanding the dark side of competition: a lesson in emotional intelligence

Shareez Bagaria|Published

In a world often governed by impulsive emotions, the recent stabbing at a thunee game raises alarming questions about conflict resolution and emotional maturity. ...

Crime and compassion: the dual narratives of Durban

Dr Raymond Perrier|Published

In the shadow of crime, an inspiring story emerges that redefines urban narratives. This column explores the complexities of homelessness in Durban, calling for ...

Resigning in South Africa? Know your legal pay-out entitlements

Aslam Moolla|Published

Considering resignation? Don't leave money on the table. This comprehensive guide explains exactly what South African employers are legally obligated to pay when ...