Durban in the News:
Gordhan axing destroyed trust, business leaders told Zuma: Business leaders have told President Jacob Zuma that trust between government and the private sector was destroyed when he fired his finance minister, says Telkom chair Jabu Mabuza.
Aussie teams play the same style – Sharks centre: Sharks centre Jeremy Ward says they know what to expect when they host the Western Force in a Super Rugby clash at Kings Park.
Local environmentalist receives prestigious international conservation award: South African environmentalist Andrew Zaloumis has received the prestigious international award, the KfW-Bernhard-Grzimek-Preis award for his commitment to conservation and management as CEO of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park on the KwaZulu-Natal east coast.
Violence, teen pregnancy a worry for KZN MEC: KZN Education MEC Mthandeni Dlungwane has revealed how he is constantly worried over violent crimes in the province’s schools, saying learners, principals and teachers no longer feel safe in schools.
Police appeal for information to trace Durban cop’s killers: KwaZulu-Natal police are appealing for information that could lead to the arrest of gunmen who killed an off-duty policeman in Durban.
Economic outlook, famine and electricity in focus at WEF Africa Day 2: The second day of the World Economic Forum on Africa 2017 will further explore how the continent can position itself to adapt to a fast-changing global environment.
KZN treasury probing R6.9bn fraud: KwaZulu-Natal’s treasury is investigating fraud and corruption amounting to R6.9bn, finance MEC Belinda Scott told a sitting of the legislature.
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